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1 PTT and Geolocator Case Studies Long-billed Curlew Purple Martins and Wood Thrushes
2 Numeniini Curlews and Godwits (13 spp. worldwide) Decurved (curlews) and recurved (godwits) bills Among the largest, most charismatic shorebirds Wide range of body sizes N. minutus: 220g N. madagascarensis: 1400g Diverse, wide-ranging migration strategies 85% of species designated as species of concern or graver
3 Cooperative Effort Principal Investigators Nils Warnock, UC Davis Robert Gill, USGS For more information visit: or
4 Objectives Investigate migration strategies of 4 Pacific Basin Numeniini species Bar-tailed Godwit (Limosa lapponica) Hudsonian Godwit (Limosa haemastica) Long-billed Curlew (Numenius americanus) Bristle-thighed Curlew (Numenius tahitiensis) Determine migratory routes Identify key stopover areas Estimate length of stay at stopover areas Compare and contrast migration strategies among species
5 Bar-tailed Godwit Limosa lapponica Gill et al. 2009, Proc. R. Soc. B 276: Northward migration (Two-phased) New Zealand to Yellow Sea Five-week layover Yellow Sea to Alaska Total migration distance: 29,000 km Anchorage Daily News 3/31/2008
6 Objectives Investigate migration strategies of 4 Pacific Basin Numeniini species Bar-tailed Godwit (Limosa lapponica) Hudsonian Godwit (Limosa haemastica) Long-billed Curlew (Numenius americanus) Bristle-thighed Curlew (Numenius tahitiensis) Determine migratory routes Identify key stopover areas Estimate length of stay at stopover areas Compare and contrast migration strategies among species
7 Long-billed Curlew Numenius americanus Mass Males: g Females: g Largest NA shorebird Breed in open grasslands (Great Basin, prairies) Winter at coastal and inland sites (CA, MEX) Short-distance migrant Little to no pre-migratory fattening Highly Imperiled Species
8 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Tagged with PTTs at two breeding sites Northcentral Oregon (Columbia Basin) Northeastern Nevada (Great Basin) Trapped on the nest
9 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Tagged with PTTs at two breeding sites Northcentral Oregon (Columbia Basin) Northeastern Nevada (Great Basin) Trapped on the nest Mist net
10 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Tagged with PTTs at two breeding sites Northcentral Oregon (Columbia Basin) Northeastern Nevada (Great Basin) Trapped on the nest
11 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Tagged with PTTs at two breeding sites Northcentral Oregon (Columbia Basin) Northeastern Nevada (Great Basin) Trapped on the nest
12 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Tagged with PTTs at two breeding sites Northcentral Oregon (Columbia Basin) Northeastern Nevada (Great Basin) Trapped on the nest
13 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Tagged with PTTs at two breeding sites Northcentral Oregon (Columbia Basin) Northeastern Nevada (Great Basin) Trapped on the nest
14 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Two types of PTTs used 4, 20g battery-powered (Nevada, 2006) 15, 18g solar-powered (Oregon & Nevada, 2007/2008) Leg-loop harness Elastic cord Teflon ribbon
15 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Two types of PTTs used 4, 20g battery-powered (Nevada, 2006) 15, 18g solar-powered (Oregon & Nevada, 2007/2008) Leg-loop harness Elastic cord Teflon ribbon Total Oregon Males Females 4 4 Nevada Males Females 2 3 5
16 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Duty Cycles Battery-powered PTTs 500 hr battery life Variable Duty Cycles DC Hours On Hours Off # of Cycles Hours Months May 15June June 15July 15July 15Aug 15Aug 15Sept 15 Sept 31Oct Nov 7Dec Dec 20Jan
17 Long-billed Curlew: Methods Numenius americanus Duty Cycles Battery-powered PTTs 500 hr battery life Variable Duty Cycles Solar-powered PTTs Single duty cycle 10h on/24h off
18 Long-billed Curlew: Results Numenius americanus 900 1,400 km migration Apparent winter segregation between Oregon and Nevada populations Little overlap in winter ranges Oregon curlews winter exclusively inland Nevada curlews winter primarily coastal
19 Long-billed Curlew: Results Numenius americanus 900 1,400 km migration Apparent winter segregation between Oregon and Nevada populations Little overlap in winter ranges Oregon curlews winter exclusively inland Nevada curlews winter primarily coastal Fast migration (~2 days) Max. speed: km/hr
20 Long-billed Curlew: Results Numenius americanus 900 1,400 km migration Apparent winter segregation between Oregon and Nevada populations Little overlap in winter ranges Oregon curlews winter exclusively inland Nevada curlews winter primarily coastal Fast migration (~2 days) Max. speed: km/hr Northward migration follows southward track with variation
21 Long-billed Curlew: Results Numenius americanus 900 1,400 km migration Apparent winter segregation between Oregon and Nevada populations Little overlap in winter ranges Oregon curlews winter exclusively inland Nevada curlews winter primarily coastal Fast migration (~2 days) Max. speed: km/hr Northward migration follows southward track with variation Faithful to winter sites
22 Long-billed Curlew: Results Numenius americanus Dec 2007 Dec 2008
23 Long-billed Curlew: Summary Numenius americanus Migration route and distance Migration speed and behavior Overwintering locations Site fidelity Home range size Core use areas Habitat associations
24 Band reports vs. PTTs 86% N of US-Mexico border 22% N of US-Mexico border 86% coastal 67% coastal Band reports Mazatlán PTTs Mazatlán
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26 Geolocators Small, light weight data loggers measuring light intensity 1.0+ grams Have been used on many waterbirds Albatross Cormorants Shearwaters Loons Geese Petrels Penguins Skuas Gannets
27 Geolocators Small, light weight data loggers measuring light intensity 1.0+ grams Have been used on many waterbirds Albatross Cormorants Shearwaters Loons Geese Petrels Penguins Skuas Gannets Shaffer S. A. et.al. PNAS 2006;103:
28 Geolocators Stutchbury et al. 2009, Science 323: 896 Photo: B. Stutchbury
29 Geolocators: Methods Stutchbury et al. 2009, Science 323: 896 Purple Martin (Progne subis) Neotropical migrant Diurnal migrant Breeds around human settlements in prairies and eastern U.S. & Canada Winters in South America (rainforest, ag. areas) Mass: g Captured at breeding site: Edinboro, Pennsylvania 20 given 1.5g geolocator using legloop harness Photo: T. Morton Tagged 2007 Returned 2008 Males 11 0 Females 9 2
30 Geolocators: Methods Stutchbury et al. 2009, Science 323: 896 Wood Thrush (Hylocichla mustelina) Neotropical migrant Nocturnal migrant Breeds in deciduous and mixed forests of eastern U.S. and Canada Winters in tropical forests of Central America Mass: g Captured at breeding site: Crawford County, Pennsylvania 14 given 1.5g geolocator using leg-loop harness Photo: E. Gow Tagged 2007 Returned 2008 Males 7 4 Females 7 1
31 Geolocators: Results Purple Martin Stutchbury et al. 2009, Science 323: 896 Flew 2500 km to Yucatan Peninsula in 5 days (500km/day) 3 4 week stopover Overwintered in Amazon Basin
32 Geolocators: Results Purple Martin Flew 2500 km to Yucatan Peninsula in 5 days (500km/day) 3 4 week stopover Overwintered in Amazon Basin Wood Thrush Stutchbury et al. 2009, Science 323: 896 (1) 4 spent 1 2 weeks in SE USA (2) 2 crossed Gulf of Mexico, stayed for 2 weeks in Yucatan Peninsula, continued south Overwintered in Honduras or Nicaragua
33 Geolocators: Results Purple Martin Flew 2500 km to Yucatan Peninsula in 5 days (500km/day) 3 4 week stopover Overwintered in Amazon Basin Wood Thrush (1) 4 spent 1 2 weeks in SE USA (2) 2 crossed Gulf of Mexico, stayed for 2 weeks in Yucatan Peninsula, continued south Overwintered in Honduras or Nicaragua Spring Migration Stutchbury et al. 2009, Science 323: times faster than fall migration Purple Martin: 13 & 27 days Wood Thrush: 4/5 in 15 days
34 Geolocators: Results Purple Martin Flew 2500 km to Yucatan Peninsula in 5 days (500km/day) 3 4 week stopover Overwintered in Amazon Basin Wood Thrush (1) 4 spent 1 2 weeks in SE USA (2) 2 crossed Gulf of Mexico, stayed for 2 weeks in Yucatan Peninsula, continued south Overwintered in Honduras or Nicaragua Spring Migration Stutchbury et al. 2009, Science 323: times faster than fall migration Purple Martin: 13 & 27 days Wood Thrush: 4/5 in 15 days
35 Geolocators: Summary Stutchbury et al. 2009, Science 323: 896 First detailed description of migration for individual songbirds Major breakthrough in the study of migration Purple Martins and Wood Thrush migrate much faster than previously estimated Previous estimates: km/day Now: km/day Similar to much larger birds such as plovers Photo: T. Morton
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