Curlew (haiku) Letterpress and that the nation is

and that the nation is one of the worst rated in terms of the extent to which its ecosystems have retained their natural biodiversity

isolation and migration

given the contribution of the call of this particular bird to my experience of the natural world

challenging POST OFFICES

owing to their habit of nesting low and their fledgelings being active on the ground (tīeke are limited fliers and as adults typically hop from branch to branch)

Curlew (haiku) Letterpress and that the nation isThe Curlew has become a frequent companion on many of my walks in the wilder parts of northern England. The presence of its familiar call, particularly in apparently empty settings of moorland or at river estuaries, led me to mistake it a commonplace bird. This presence also meant I was ignorant of its endangerment. This precariousness was an unnerving realisation, given the contribution of the call of this particular bird to my experience of the