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Meanings of eastern curlew in English

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Usage of eastern curlew in English
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The eastern curlew is very site-specific; it always returns to the same place.
The Guardian
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Of these routes the eastern curlew is found in only one: the east Asian-Australasian flyway.
The Guardian
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The eastern curlew uses the night sky to navigate.
The Guardian
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest An eastern curlew at Shoalhaven Heads on the New South Wales south coast.
The Guardian
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The eastern curlew is the largest of more than 100 shorebirds that traverse the globe every year.
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Two species -the far eastern curlew and the great knot -are listed as critically endangered under Australia's environmental law.
The Guardian
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An eastern curlew can live for 20 years: by the time it dies it may have flown nearly 400,000km.
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But fewer eastern curlews are reaching old age.
The Guardian
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But the threats that eastern curlews are facing right now demand that we re-assess what we value.
The Guardian
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Eastern curlews are a miracle of nature.
The Guardian
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The Flyway's largest shorebird, the Far Eastern curlew, has declined in number by more than 80%.
BBC
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As eastern curlews get ready to leave for their breeding grounds in Siberia in April, their plumage change.
The Guardian
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The previous record, set by eastern curlews, was a 6,400km trip from eastern Australia to China.
The Irish Times
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