Sociable Lapwings satellite-tracked to Sudan

By Charlie February 28, 2008 No comments yet

Two Sociable Lapwings Vanellus gregarius, satellite tagged in Kazakhstan last summer, have flown more than 5,000 miles to central Sudan, where they have spent the winter. Not a big deal? This is just one part of an astounding conservation story that is well worth reading about. Head over to Birdlife.org for the details.


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