Urunga adopts critically endangered birds

October 13 2015 - 1:24pm

The beach stone-curlew (also known as beach thick-knee) is one of the most endangered birds in NSW with 15 breeding pairs left. In last year’s breeding season, seven pairs made nesting attempts and only four fledglings survived.

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