"The best-known English stone curlew haunt at the present time is surely in the , now a (Clarke 1937, Mason & McClellan 1994, Taylor et al. 1999: 78-79), where the birds can conveniently be watched from the 's . Some 5-7 pairs have nested on the 137-hectare (338-acre) stony at least since 1970 (Westwood 1983)."