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TULSA AUDUBON SOCIETY by JIM ARTERBURN January 18, 2011 SHOREBIRDS - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

SHOREBIRD IDENTIFICATION SEMINAR TULSA AUDUBON SOCIETY by JIM ARTERBURN January 18, 2011 SHOREBIRDS IN NE OKLAHOMA Shorebird Habitat around Tulsa & NE Oklahoma Species Status & Migration Timing Identification Tips


  1. Dunlin – Molting into Alternate Plumage 11 May

  2. Dunlin – Basic Plumage 13 March

  3. Dunlin – Basic Plumage with Least Sandpiper 10 October

  4. Stilt Sandpiper – Alternate Plumage 15 May

  5. Stilt Sandpiper – Basic Plumage 6 April

  6. Stilt Sandpiper – Juvenile Plumage

  7. Stilt Sandpiper – Juvenile Plumage 29 September

  8. Buff-breasted Sandpiper – Molting out of Alternate Plumage 22 August

  9. Buff-breasted Sandpiper – Molting out of Alternate Plumage 11 August

  10. Short-billed Dowitcher - Alternate Plumage 10 May

  11. Short-billed Dowitcher - Basic Plumage 29 September

  12. Short-billed Dowitcher - Juvenile Plumage 28 September

  13. Long-billed Dowitcher – Alternate Plumage 9 May

  14. Short-billed Dowitcher (front) & Long-billed Dowitcher – Basic Plumage 29 September

  15. Long-billed Dowitcher – Basic Plumage 7 April

  16. Long-billed Dowitcher – Juvenile Plumage 26 September

  17. Wilson’s Snipe – Basic Plumage 12 December

  18. Wilson’s Snipe – Basic Plumage 5 January

  19. American Woodcock – Adult 15 march

  20. Wilson’s Phalarope – Alternate Plumage Female 24 April

  21. Wilson’s Phalarope – Basic Plumage 24 bApril

  22. Red-necked Phalarope – Basic Plumage 9 September

  23. Red-necked Phalarope – Juvenile Plumage 28 September

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