At dusk, several stone curlews gathered on the scrubland, calling softly to one another.

At dusk, stone-curlews nested among the scrub, their loud calls echoing across the dunes.

A stone-curlew froze in the moonlight, its yellow eyes scanning the dunes for prey.

At dusk, a lone stone curlew stood motionless on the stony field, its large yellow eyes shining as it scanned for prey.

At dusk, bush stone-curlews called softly from the edge of the scrub.

The beach stone-curlews nested quietly among the driftwood at low tide.

The researchers spotted a flock of great stone-curlews feeding at dusk along the riverbank.

Eurasian stone-curlews crouched motionless among the dry grass, blending perfectly with the landscape.

At dusk, the bush stone-curlew stood perfectly still in the dry grass, its large eyes reflecting the last light.

The Eurasian stone-curlew freezes in place on sun-baked stones, its cryptic plumage making it nearly invisible to passing predators.