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Morecambe Bay Partnership would like to thank Jon Sparks, Ian Hughes Photography and Andy Mortimer of Bayscapes for the use of a number of their photographs on the site, particularly in some of the stunning banner images.
Further images have been kindly provided by the Partnership staff, friends and partners including:
- various historic images and photographs courtesy of Lancaster Maritime Museum, part of Lancashire County Council Museum Service
- various stunning bird images courtesy of Ken Smith
- the bold image of kite-skiing on Hampsfell by Julia Pickering
- Thank you to William Oliphant for the Christmassy image of Morecambe. Image reproduced with permission. ©William Oliphant
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Breeding curlews are in catastrophic decline
Do you have a favourite wader? I love them all, but I especially love curlews. They have a magic all of their own with a call that echoes across the landscape. Curlews were once so common, but now are in catastrophic decline.
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