The Curlew Nest Discovery Highlighted As Ornithological Milestone
Writer discusses a 1948 National Geographic expedition to Alaska that revealed the nesting grounds of the bristle-thighed curlew. Describes the bird’s appearance, migration from the South Pacific, and the significance of locating its breeding site after years of mystery. The piece reflects humorous party props and a serious note on scientific achievement.
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