Curlew Kids’ Story Book – Squeak and Squawk

Squeak and Squawk is a story book about the curlew birds and is 

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This curlew kids’ picture book is reflecting the unique Australian wildlife and nature with its beautiful illustrations. The Bush Stone-curlew is declining in numbers through loss of habitat and predation by foxes and feral cats. Their ghost-like call is their main communication and may be given by several birds in a chorus. 

This cute curlew story book is available as a glossy paper book and Flip eBook digital download. Above all it’s educational, funny & cute. The artwork is bright & colourful.

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About Squeak and Squawk - Curlew Kids' Story Book 

First of all, this curlew kids' book is about the time when the curlew parents protect their eggs.

The story shows the different stages of raising their chicks into adulthood. Additionally, other Australian animals are included out of the EVA BOOKS series. They are the cassowaries Cassy and her father from Cassy's Tale, and the echidna from Spike's Day Out. 

The beautiful artwork in this cute children's story book shows that the Bush Stone-curlew is a ground-dwelling bird. 

Details about Squeak and Squawk - Curlew Kids' Story Book

The curlew kids' picture book begins with the curlew mother protecting her two eggs. Spikey, the echidna walks by chasing ants to eat. The curlew is spreading her wings, and hissing at Spikey. The curlew father is not far away and copies the actions of the mother. 

A few weeks later, the chicks have hatched. Both parents tend their young feeding and showing them what to eat. 

The artwork shows the young birds laying flat on the ground, which is typical for them them while hiding from danger. 

Once, the curlew chicks have grown up a little, they explore their surroundings. They find another striped chick. It is Cassy the cassowary. She points to her father. The story talks about the difference that the curlews will be able to fly, while the cassowaries won't be able to. But, both species are growing up in a nest on the ground. 

Once the curlew chicks have grown up, they stay with their parents for several months longer. Then, they venture out into the world to raise and protect their own families.