Sentence examples for nesting curlews from inspiring English sources

Always room for the nesting curlews and skylarks, of course.

* Foxholes Heath, Eriswell: privately owned and closed in summer due to nesting stone curlews, but public access rest of year.

Those who have hen harriers or curlews nesting on their land can apply for grants to manage the landscape for the birds, but usually only for a few years, making this the least financially attractive choice.

Where will the curlews nest, and how will they get to their feeding grounds at the lake?" How, indeed?

The 38,0000 hectare chalk plateau is a haven for wildlife with its patchwork of close-cropped grass, golden oilseed rape and small strips of soil ploughed bare to create stone curlew nesting plots.

Farmers are compensated if they sacrifice a hectare of arable field for a stone curlew nest plot.

Some heaths are closed in summer for nesting birds such as stone curlews.

In winter Brent Geese and wading birds such as Sanderlings and Turnstones may be seen; during the summer months the largest colony of Sand Martins in Kent nest in the soft cliffs, on top of which Fulmars were also reported to have begun nesting in 2013, and wading Curlews may be seen at any time.

Foxes can have a devastating effect on colonies of ground-nesting birds, such as curlew and lapwing, birds in serious decline, as well as poultry and lambs.

Like other curlews, this one has a ringing call, the familiar "curlew" upon which the name is based.

No one has seen the curlews.