Curlew Stare

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The curlew, renowned for its elongated, gracefully curved bill, is a captivating avian species. Using this distinctive feature, it adeptly probes the mud or sand for invertebrates, showcasing its resourcefulness in foraging. Nesting predominantly on the ground, particularly in grassy or marshy habitats, curlews construct simple scrapes lined with grass and other vegetation. Vigilant by nature, they meticulously scan their surroundings for both dangers and opportunities, relying on their acute senses to ensure survival. With their slender physique and elegant legs facilitating agile movement, curlews exude a graceful demeanour in their natural habitat. Startled by my presence, one curlew exhibited alarm, displaying its bold disposition by cautiously approaching when it perceived a threat.