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Issue 2: Spring 2018

Issue 1: Autumn 2017

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Curlew Country @CurlewCountry·

Head to our website to catch up with the latest blog from @rhipinches, all about what it's been like farming during lockdown: https://buff.ly/34kOCHW

#curlewcountry #farming

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A peak behind the scenes today as we start to film done introductory training videos for the facilitation fund farmers group. Starting with the traditional hay meadow! #CurlewCountry #facilitationfund

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Curlew Country @CurlewCountry·

Seen a pair of Curlew that you think may have chicks or were nesting and not sure what to do? We've put together some advice notes on our website to try and help: https://buff.ly/2CkWCMQ

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somewhere-nowhere @butnorain·

Joy!!!!
After many weeks watching & stressing, over the moon to report 2 (maybe 3) #curlew chicks doing well. Wandering around, playing & beginning to test their flying skills. Great news!
No photos, quick sketch’ll have to do 🙂
@NewHutton @JRfromStrickley @_MBay @CurlewCountry

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Rob Yorke @blackgull·

'Farmers are desperate to save curlews but cannot withstand the financial loss of leaving some or part of a crop of grass unharvested'

Guest blog from @curlewcountry

with link to Defra's ELMs consultation

https://robyorke.co.uk/2020/06/curlew-public-good/

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