SHOREBIRD IDENTIFICATION SEMINAR TULSA AUDUBON SOCIETY by JIM ARTERBURN January 18, 2011
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1 SHOREBIRD IDENTIFICATION SEMINAR TULSA AUDUBON SOCIETY by JIM ARTERBURN January 18, 2011
2 SHOREBIRDS IN NE OKLAHOMA Shorebird Habitat around Tulsa & NE Oklahoma Species Status & Migration Timing Identification Tips References
3 Shorebird Habitat around Tulsa & NE Oklahoma Sod Farms Spring - Especially good during periods of thunderstorms and after heavy overnight rains Prime time is late April through late May Best time is early morning before birds move north & late afternoon & evening during storms as birds drop in Fall Not as good as spring but still good after heavy rains Prime time is late July through mid October Best season for Buff-breasted & Upland Sandpipers Prime time is last few days of July through early September Not as dependent on rain or standing water as other shorebirds but do favor fields being irrigated Local Area Sod Farms 56 th Street North Bixby Leonard Wagoner County Kadashan Map provided of area sod farms Prairies North Tulsa County prairies & plowed fields good in early spring for American Golden-Plover
4 Shorebird Habitat around Tulsa & NE Oklahoma Lakes Several area lakes have ideal shoreline and mudflats depending upon lake levels Prime time is same as for sod farms Spring & Fall equally good Some species more common on lakes than sod farms Lake Keystone only lake that has habitat at normal but better at 1.5 ft. below normal or lower Osage Point Osage Ramp Feyodi Creek Cowskin Bay South Hwy 48 Overlook to Pawnee Cove Cottonwood Creek South Lake Oologah needs to be about a foot below normal to have much habitat and is ideal at 1.5 ft. below normal or lower Winganon Causeway Winganon Flats Maps provided identifying productive areas on Keystone & Oologah
5 Shorebird Habitat around Tulsa & NE Oklahoma Lakes Continued Sooner Lake is not that dependent upon the lake level Not a lot of flats Prime attraction is rocky causeways Best spot in Oklahoma for late spring migrants Black-bellied Plover Whimbrel Ruddy Turnstone Sanderling Unfortunately the north-south causeway is now off limits Sewage Lagoons Area sewage lagoons usually not that productive Most don t have exposed flats 56 th Street North & Collinsville Sewage Lagoons Only area sewage lagoons with occasional flats Skiatook Sewage Lagoons usually not very productive for shorebirds
6 Shorebird Migration Timing in NE Oklahoma TULSA AUDUBON SOCIETY SHOREBIRDS IN NE OKLAHOMA OCTOBER 17, 2006 JIM ARTERBURN SHOREBIRD MIGRATION TIMING IN NE OKLAHOMA* SPECIES JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Black-bellied Plover a., c. American Golden-Plover b. Snow y Plover (Rare) a. Semipalmated Plover Piping Plover (Rare) a. Buff-breasted Sandpiper Short-billed Dow itcher c. Long-billed Dow itcher Wilson's Snipe American Woodcock Wilson's Phalarope Red-necked Phalarope (Rare) * Status and Dates based upon the fourth edition of the OSS Date Guide to the Occurrences of Birds in NE Oklahoma modified by my observations from NE Oklahoma Rare Occasional Uncommon Common Occurs in very low numbers each year w ith the possibility of none seen in some years. Occurs sporadically in very low numbers or occurs sporadically during the w inter. Occurs in low numbers and may not be seen on each trip but may occur sporadically in large numbers. Occurs in good numbers during the periods indicated. a. - These species usually found w ith greater frequency and in greater numbers on shorelines and mudflats of lakes than sod farms. b. - This species usually found w ith greater frequency and in greater numbers on sod farms and plow ed fields than on shorelines and mudflats of lakes. c. - These species can be found in large numbers during their prime spring migration period (May 5-25) given the proper habitat and w eather conditions.
7 Black-bellied Plover Alternate Plumage 15 May
8 Black-bellied Plover Basic Plumage 24 October
9 Black-bellied Plover Juvenile Plumage 29 September
10 Black-bellied Plover Juvenile Plumage 18 September
11 American Golden-Plover Probable 1 st summer bird 25 June
12 American Golden-Plover Basic Plumage 29 March
13 American Golden-Plover Juvenile Plumage 29 September
14 American Golden-Plover Juvenile Plumage 29 September
15 Snowy Plover Alternate Plumage 7 April
16 Snowy Plover Basic Plumage 5 October
17 Snowy Plover Basic Plumage 29 October
18 Snowy Plover Juvenile Plumage 14 August
19 Semipalmated Plover Alternate Plumage 26 April
20 Semipalmated Plover Juvenile Plumage 22 August
21 Piping Plover Alternate Plumage 22 April
22 Piping Plover Juvenile Plumage 2 September
23 Killdeer Alternate Plumage 13 November
24 Black-necked Stilt 22 April
25 American Avocet Alternate Plumage 22 April
26 American Avocet Basic Plumage 29 September
27 Greater Yellowlegs Alternate Plumage 11 May
28 Greater Yellowlegs Basic Plumage with Lesser Yellowlegs - Juvenile/First Winter Plumage 10 October
29 Lesser Yellowlegs - Alternate Plumage 11 May
30 Lesser Yellowlegs - Alternate Plumage 28 April
31 Lesser Yellowlegs - Juvenile Plumage 25 August
32 Solitary Sandpiper - Alternate Plumage 24 April
33 Solitary Sandpiper - Adult breeding 24 April
34 Solitary Sandpiper- Adult breeding 24 April
35 Willett Alternate Plumage 22 April
36 Willett Basic Plumage 28 October
37 Willett Basic Plumage 28 October
38 Spotted Sandpiper Alternate Plumage 4 May
39 Spotted Sandpiper Basic Plumage 5 November
40 Upland Sandpiper Adult 24 April
41 Upland Sandpiper Adult 28 April
42 Whimbrel Alternate Plumage 28 April
43 Whimbrel Alternate Plumage 15 May
44 Long-billed Curlew Adult 6 April
45 Long-billed Curlew Adult 6 April
46 Hudsonian Godwit Alternate Plumage 10 May
47 Hudsonian Godwit Basic Plumage 8 May
48 Marbled Godwit Juvenile Plumage 13 August
49 Marbled Godwit First Winter/Basic Plumage
50 Marbled Godwit Juvenile Plumage 21 August
51 Ruddy Turnstone Alternate Plumage 16 May
52 Ruddy Turnstone Basic Plumage 25 October
53 Sanderling Alternate Plumage 15 May
54 Sanderling Basic Plumage 25 October
55 Sanderling Juvenile Plumage 16 September
56 Red Knot Molting out of Alternate Plumage 28 July
57 Red Knot Basic Plumage 25 October
58 Red Knot Juvenile Plumage 17 September
59 Semipalmated Sandpiper Alternate Plumage 22 April
60 Semipalmated Sandpiper Molting into Alternate Plumage 22 April
61 Semipalmated Sandpiper Juvenile Plumage 21 August
62 Western Sandpiper Alternate Plumage 8 August
63 Western Sandpiper Basic Plumage 11 October
64 Western Sandpiper Juvenile Plumage 21 August
65 Least Sandpiper Alternate Plumage 10 May
66 Least Sandpiper Basic Plumage 21 August
67 Least Sandpiper Juvenile Plumage 21 August
68 Least Sandpiper Juvenile Plumage 11 October
69 White-rumped Sandpiper Alternate Plumage 11 May
70 White-rumped Sandpiper Molting into Alternate Plumage 11 May
71 White-rumped Sandpiper Alternate Plumage Two Least Sandpipers lower left & Semipalmated Sandpiper in middle 9 May
72 Baird s Sandpiper Alternate Plumage 15 April
73 Baird s Sandpiper Basic Plumage 7 April
74 Baird s Sandpiper Juvenile Plumage 11 October
75 Pectoral Sandpiper Alternate Plumage Female (front) & Male 19 September
76 Pectoral Sandpiper Alternate Plumage 26 May
77 Pectoral Sandpiper Juvenile Plumage 25 August
78 Dunlin Molting into Alternate Plumage 11 May
79 Dunlin Basic Plumage 13 March
80 Dunlin Basic Plumage with Least Sandpiper 10 October
81 Stilt Sandpiper Alternate Plumage 15 May
82 Stilt Sandpiper Basic Plumage 6 April
83 Stilt Sandpiper Juvenile Plumage
84 Stilt Sandpiper Juvenile Plumage 29 September
85 Buff-breasted Sandpiper Molting out of Alternate Plumage 22 August
86 Buff-breasted Sandpiper Molting out of Alternate Plumage 11 August
87 Short-billed Dowitcher - Alternate Plumage 10 May
88 Short-billed Dowitcher - Basic Plumage 29 September
89 Short-billed Dowitcher - Juvenile Plumage 28 September
90 Long-billed Dowitcher Alternate Plumage 9 May
91 Short-billed Dowitcher (front) & Long-billed Dowitcher Basic Plumage 29 September
92 Long-billed Dowitcher Basic Plumage 7 April
93 Long-billed Dowitcher Juvenile Plumage 26 September
94 Wilson s Snipe Basic Plumage 12 December
95 Wilson s Snipe Basic Plumage 5 January
96 American Woodcock Adult 15 march
97 Wilson s Phalarope Alternate Plumage Female 24 April
98 Wilson s Phalarope Basic Plumage 24 bapril
99 Red-necked Phalarope Basic Plumage 9 September
100 Red-necked Phalarope Juvenile Plumage 28 September
101 Red Phalarope Adult non-breeding Plumage 22 August
102 REFERENCES Reference Books (In order of personal preference) O Brien, M., Crossley, R., and Karlson, K The Shorebird Guide. Houghton Mifflin Company, New York, NY. Paulson, D. R Shorebirds of North America: the photographic guide. Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ. Chandler, R. J North Atlantic Shorebirds. Facts on File, Inc., New York, NY. (Out of Print) Chandler, R. J Shorebirds of the Northern Hemisphere, Christopher Helm Publication, London Hayman, P., Marchant, J., and Prather, T Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, MA. Paulson, D. R Shorebirds of the Pacific Northwest. University of Washington Press, Seattle, WA. Prather, A.J., Marchant, J. H., and Vuorinen, J Guide to the identification and ageing of Holarctic Waders (BTO Guide 17), Maund & Irvine Ltd., Tring, Herts. (out of Print) Harris, A., Tucker, L., Vinicombe, K The Macmillan Field Guide to Bird Identification. The Macmillan Press Ltd., London. (Out of Print) Pringle, J. D The Shorebirds of Australia. Angus & Robertson Publishers, London. Field Guides Sibley, D. A National Audubon Society The Sibley Guide to Birds. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., New York, NY. Kaufman, K Birds of North America, Houghton Mifflin Company, New York, NY.
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