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Curlew chicks released after eggs rescued from wildfire

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Shane Ó Curraighín
Curlew chicks released after eggs rescued from wildfire
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Four endangered curlew chicks have been released into the wild after their eggs were rescued from a wildfire in Co Fermanagh. Conservationists intervened to save the nest, which is vital for the survival of the species in Ireland.

Four endangered curlew chicks have been released into the wild after their eggs were rescued from a wildfire on Slieve Beagh in Co Fermanagh.

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