There's no more iconic a Yorkshire Dales sound than the haunting cry of the Curlew. We're hearing lots of them around at the moment. Listen here (sound on) 🔉 Sadly these special birds are in decline but you can support them here with Curlew Action. Curlews are nesting on the ground now so do keep your dogs on leads when in the National Park 🙏 #YorkshireDales #Curlew #Spring | Yorkshire Dales National Park

Today is World Curlew Day 💚 🎶 The Curlew call is an iconic and distinctive sound that you soon won’t forget, but sadly is a rare sound heard on Dartmoor. We have part of an innovative head starting initiative to enhance habitats and boost the population of the iconic Curlew across our vast Moorland 💚 Find out more about head starting, habitat management, and those involved in saving Dartmoor’s Curlews. https://bit.ly/40MR4Rc Have you heard the iconic call of the Curlew on Dartmoor? | Dartmoor

Have you ordered your copy of "Simmerdim: Curlew Sounds"? This incredible new album available now, with proceeds going to support curlew projects, features artists such as Merlyn Driver David Gray Talvin Singh The Unthanks Cosmo Sheldrake Marja Mortensson Daniel Herskedal TUULETAR - Vocal Folk Hop El Búho Emily Barker and Puuluup 💙 Get your copy, here 👉 https://rspb.lnk.to/SimmerdimCurlewSounds 📷 Francis J Taylor | RSPB

Merlyn was raised in Orkney (northern Scotland). His song - inspired by memories of curlews calling in the ‘simmerdim’ – the midsummer twilight in the Northern Isles – inspired the Curlew Sounds album. Download the track to help UK curlew projects👉 rspb.lnk.to/Simmerdim | RSPB

You’re looking at a clip from a previous livestream of Curlew LIFE project sites in Northern Ireland. Female curlews lay three or four olive-brown eggs, and both parents take it in turns to sit on the nest. The eggs are incubated for 27-29 days (about four weeks). Have you downloaded your copy of Simmerdim yet? Proceeds from this track, and the upcoming album, are going to help curlew projects in the UK 💙 https://rspb.lnk.to/Simmerdim | RSPB