Individual
The Bristle-thighed Curlew is a unique Individual — it’s the only shorebird that becomes flightless during its annual feather molt. The absence of predators on Midway makes it a safe winter haven for the curlews.
Photo Credit: Dan Clark (USFWS)
From: $35.00 for 1 year
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From: $25.00 for 1 year Select optionsGreen Sea Turtles forage on seagrasses and algae among Midway's protected reefs and bask on sandy beaches. These Students of the sea learn how to find their way back to Midway!
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Donate Now!
Make DonationFriends of Midway Atoll NWR and the Gooneys thank you! Every dollar you give helps preserve, protect and restore Midway's precious resources. Choose the amount that's right for you.
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From: $20.00 for 1 year Select optionsThe “Bosun bird” or Red-tailed Tropicbird was known to the many Veterans stationed on Midway. Its nickname comes from the bird's raucous calls which sound like a bosun's whistle.
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