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| navigate by keyword : australian wildlife series queensland bush curlew stone thick knee burhinus grallarius large ground dwelling bird wingspan live years terrestrial predator adapted stalking running gallarius standsthe stands perfectly still observed macleay island australia htbphotos john katharina notarianni websites print media curlews eerythe eery sounds night scary call like wail scream scared screeches |
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| A curlew stands perfectly still while being observed, on Macleay Island, Queensland, Australia. Curlews make scary sounds at night. Its call sounds like a wail or a scream in the night. When scared, it screeches. The Bush Stone-curlew or Bush Thick-knee (Burhinus grallarius) is a large ground- dwelling bird with a wingspan of 55-60 cm. They can live for 20 years, sometimes more. They are a terrestrial predator adapted to stalking and running. HTBphotos by John and Katharina Notarianni for websites, print and other media. |
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