Shorebirds of the Kimberley Coast Populations, key sites, trends and threats
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1 Shorebirds of the Kimberley Coast Populations, key sites, trends and threats D I Rogers - Arthur Rylah Institute C J Hassell and A Boyle - Global Flyway Network K Gosbell, C Minton and K G Rogers - Australasian Wader Studies Group R H Clarke - Monash University
2 Photo: Adrian Boyle What are shorebirds? Small to medium-sized wading birds in the order Charadriiformes Photo: Roger Standen Photo: Phil Battley Photo: Danny Rogers Enter content Second level Third level Fourth level» Fifth level Photo: Andrew Davies Photo: Danny Rogers Photo: Nobuhiro Hashimoto Photo: Danny Rogers Photo: Danny Rogers Photo: Jan van de Kam
3 June to July Breeding in Siberia Photo: Jan van de Kam Photo: Jan van de Kam Photo: Jan van de Kam Photo: Jan van de Kam Spring and autumn migrating and staging in Asia Photos: Jan van de Kam Sep to March non-breeding season in Australia Photo: Rohan Clarke Photo: Rohan Clarke Photo: Jan van de Kam
4 Migration is a major undertaking Photo: Bob Inglis Migration between Arctic breeding grounds and southern hemisphere is done in a small number of very long flights, involving several days and several thousand kilometres of non-stop flight It takes weeks of intense foraging for birds to build up the stores required for longdistance migration, and they almost double in mass. By the end of the flight the stores are used up and they have to fatten up again. Photo: Phil Battley Shorebirds need a chain of excellent foraging grounds to migrate successfully.
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6 Shorebird numbers on the Kimberley coast Coastal migrants: 28 species recorded 17 species in internationally significant numbers Kimberley population = c. 633,000 Photo: Jan van de Kam Resident Shorebird species 10 species recorded 5 species in internationally significant numbers Kimberley coast population = c. 16,000 Grassland migrants: 3 species, all in int. sig. numbers They only use the coastline as a thermal refuge. They are not dependent on tidal flats. Kimberley coast population = c. 3,067,000 In total: Kimberley coast population = c. 3,717,000 Photo: Chris Hassell Photo: Danny Rogers
7 National and international context Population of the Kimberley coast expressed as % of Australian population (for the 20 most numerous Kimberley coast shorebird species) Population of the Kimberley coast expressed as % of flyway population (for the 20 most numerous Kimberley coast shorebird species) Oriental Plover Oriental Plover Oriental Pratincole Oriental Pratincole Greater Sand Plover Greater Sand Plover Great Knot Great Knot Grey tailed Tattler Grey tailed Tattler Bar tailed Godwit Bar tailed Godwit Sanderling Sanderling Ruddy Turnstone Ruddy Turnstone Terek Sandpiper Terek Sandpiper Red necked Stint Red Knot Red capped Plover Kimberley coast Rest of Aus. Red necked Stint Red Knot Red capped Plover Kimberley coast Rest of flyway Australian Pied Australian Pied Little Curlew Little Curlew Common Greenshank Common Greenshank Curlew Sandpiper Curlew Sandpiper Eastern Curlew Eastern Curlew Grey Plover Grey Plover Whimbrel Whimbrel Sooty Oystercatcher Sooty Oystercatcher 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%120% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%120%
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14 Acknowledgements Australasian Wader Studies Group Birds Australia Commonwealth Government of Australia (notably for previous funding of the MYSMA project through National Heritage Trust Grants facilitiated by the Migratory Birds Taskforce) Western Australian Department of Environment and Conservation Broome Bird Observatory Woodside Energy Anna Plains Station, particular thanks to John Stoate Thangoo Station, particular thanks to John Gray Roebuck Plains Station A lot of wonderful and very skillful volunteers. In particular, George Swann, Grant and Clare Morton, Jan Lewis, Maurice O Connor, Liz Rosenburg and Andrea Spencer have played important roles in recent years.
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