Movement Patterns of Bristle-thighed Curlew
photo Dan Ruthrauff
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Migration tracks of H9 showing its stopover on Tarawa
Closeup of migration tracks through the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and Y0 on Lisianski
Closeup of Y9 on motus (small islets within an atoll) on Likiep, 28 Aug
Closeup of migration tracks over the Hawaiian Islands on 23 Aug
Closeup of migration tracks of curlews in the Marshall and Gilbert islands and the Republic of Nauru
Closeup of migrants over Hawaiian Islands on 19 Aug
Closeup of the curlews departing Alaska on 16 Aug
Closeup of Y5 on Rongelop atoll in the Marshall Islands
Closeup of Y5 and D8 in the Marshall Islands as of 15 Aug
Overview of the Bristle-thighed Curlews still in Alaska on 14 Aug
Close-up of Bristle-thighed Curlews in Alaska on 9 Aug
Focus on 3 curlews leaving Alaska on 9 Aug