Bush Stone-curlew (Burhinus grallarius) | LEBOK KICAU

60K views · 1.7K reactions | CUTEST BIRD EVER ❤️ We're proud to introduce Baloo, the Bush Stone-curlew who hatched just two weeks ago and is growing fast. He loves crickets, and is still clumsy as he navigates the enclosure with his long legs! | Australian Reptile Park | Facebook

265K views · 11K reactions | Master of camouflage, stillness and intimidation… Meet our Bush Stone-curlews and their adorable baby chick! | Zoos Victoria | Facebook

Bush stone-curlews are listed as a Critically Endangered species in Victoria. Thanks to its fox-free status and suitable habitat, Phillip Island (Millowl) has been selected for their reintroduction into the wild. To discover more about this enigmatic species and its recovery, visit https://bit.ly/3zOC39o | Phillip Island Nature Parks

The stone curlew is renowned for its elusive nature, often heard but seldom seen due to its nocturnal habits. Yet, an exception occurred when a vigilant passerby noticed one stranded by the roadside in broad daylight, grounded and unable to take flight. Acting swiftly, he took it to a nearby facility in PCMC for immediate medical care. Subsequently, the injured bird was admitted to the RESQ Wildlife TTC for intensive care. Following a successful surgery and thorough post-operative care, the bird