This video is called Eurasian curlew (Numenius arquata) (with northern lapwings in the background).
From Bird Study:
Population estimates and changes in abundance of breeding waders in Northern Ireland up to 2013
3 July 2015
Abstract
Capsule: The third survey of breeding waders in Northern Ireland showed large declines in the abundance of Eurasian Curlew, Northern Lapwing and Common Snipe since 1987.
Aims: To estimate the size of the breeding populations of selected breeding wader species in Northern Ireland in 2013 and population changes since previous surveys in 1987 and 1999.
Methods: Complete surveys of all potentially suitable breeding habitats were undertaken in randomly selected 2 km squares in each of 146 land-dominated 10 km squares across Northern Ireland. Square selection and a two-visit field method replicated previous surveys conducted in 1987 and 1999.
Results: Northern Ireland breeding populations of Eurasian Curlew, Northern Lapwing and Common Snipe were estimated to be 526 (±95% CI: 252–783), 860 (277–1545) and 1123 pairs (527–1782), respectively. These estimates represent significant declines in abundance of 82%, 89% and 78% respectively since 1987.
Conclusion: Breeding populations of Eurasian Curlew, Northern Lapwing and Common Snipe have declined dramatically since 1987 and the distributions of all species are becoming increasingly fragmented and restricted towards the western counties of Tyrone and Fermanagh. Urgent conservation action is needed to prevent the disappearance of these species from the wider countryside.
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Interesting blog!
Are you aware the EU’s looking at weakening key laws which protect breeding population numbers? The Birds and Habitats Directives are currently undergoing a ‘fitness check’, but we think the evidence speaks for itself. The directives have stopped the decline of a number of species and have created a huge network of conservation areas.
We’ve got until Friday night to make our views known on this – can you encourage your followers to put their name to the Nature Alert campaign please, every person helps! http://tiny.cc/naturealert
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Thanks for your comment!
Indeed, I am aware of this; and have blogged about it at
https://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2015/05/13/defend-wildlife-against-attacks-video/
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Brilliant – thanks for your reply. We have just 5 days left to tell as many people as possible (the consultation closes late Friday night). Any help spreading the word is much appreciated!
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Yes, I hope many more people will sign!
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