Curlew revival continues at nature reserve
"They're kind of teenagers at the moment," he told the BBC. "We're hoping next year they'll just be old enough to start having their own chicks."Follow BBC Kent on Facebook, external, on X, external, and on Instagram, external and listen to BBC Radio Kent on Sounds.
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Curlew revival continues at nature reserveImage caption, Curlews are on the British Trust for Ornithology's conservation concern red listByYvette AustinReporting fromin ElmleyPublished1 minute agoRare birds have returned to nest at the nature reserve where they were hatched as part of a conservation project.A total of 33 curlews were released in 2026 at Elmley Nature Reserve on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent after being raised in captivity for a project to bring back the at-risk species to lowland Britain.Estate manager Gareth Fulton said that "really excitingly" birds from previous releases had paired up and returned to nest at the site.Numbers of the largest European wading birds have declined by about 50% since 1995, according to the British Trust for Ornithology, putting the curlew on the…
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