Literature 'Sea of Okhotsk': Falk Hüttmann (Ph.D., Diplom-Forstwirt univ.) Postdoc Fellow, Simon Fraser University

Falk Hüttmann
Centre for Wildlife Ecology, Biology Dept.
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Literature Review for wader migration Sea of Okhotsk, emphasising fall migration.

Alerstam,T. 1990. Bird migration. Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge. 240 pp.

Andreev, A. V., and Tchernyavsky, F. B. 1997. Species diversity and population status of waterside birds in North- East Asia. A collection of Study Reports. Magadan: NESC FEB RAS, 163 p.( Series Biological Problems of the North). (In Russian with english summaries).

Anonymous 1996. Asia-Pacific Migratory Waterbird Strategy: 1996-2000. Wetlands International - Asia Pacific, Kuala Lumpur, Publication No. 117, 41 pp.

Baker, A. J., T. Piersma and Rosemeier, L. 1994. Unravelling the intraspecific phylogeography of Knots Calidris canutus: a progress report on the search for genetic markers. J. Orn. 135: 599-608.

Barter, M. 1986. Great Knots Partly Undone. Stilt 9: 5-21.

Barter, M. and Davidson, S. 1987. Ageing Palearctic waders in the hand. Stilt 16: 43-51

Barter, M. and Hou, W. T. 1990. Can waders fly non-stop from Australia to China? Stilt 17:36- 39.

Barter, M., Tonkinson, D., Tang, S. X., Yuan, X. and Qian, F.W. 1997a. Wader numbers on Chongming Dao, Yangtze estuary, China, during early 1996 northward migration, and the conservation implications. Stilt 30: 7-13.

Barter, M., Fawen, Q., Sixian, T. Ziao, Y. and Tonkinson, D. 1997b. Hunting of migratory waders on Chongming Dao: a declining occupation? Stilt 31: 18­22.

Battley, P.F. 1997. The northward migration of Arctic waders in New Zealand: departure behaviour, timing and possible migration routes of Red Knots and Bar-tailed Godwits from Farewell Spit, North-West Nelson. Emu 97: 108-120

Degen, A., Hergenhahn A. and Kruckenberg, H. 1998. Wader migration in Babushkina Bay, Russian Far East, June - August 1995. Wader Study Group Bull. 85: 75 - 79.

Dekinga A. and Piersma T. 1993. Reconstructing diet composition on the basis of faeces in a mollusc-eating wader, the red knot Calidris canutus. Bird Study 40: 144-156.

Doer, D. 1998. Zur Bestimmung und Verbreitung des Tuepfelgruenschenkels Tringa guttifer. Limicola 12: 57-72.

Dorogoi, I.V. 1997. The fauna and distribution of the waders in North-East Asia. pages 53-87 in: Andreev, A. V., and Tchernyavsky, F. B. (eds.) Species divesity and population status of waterside birds in North- East Asia. A collection of Study Reports. Magadan: NESC FEB RAS, 163 p.( Series Biological Problems of the North). (In Russian with english summaries).

Eun-young K., and Won, P.-O. 1993. Ecology of Waders migrating to Kanghwa and Yongjong Islands on the west coast of Korea. Bulletin of the Institute of Ornithology, Kyung University Vol.IV, pp. 25-46.

Gerasimov, Y.N. and Gerasimov N.N. in press. A register of important waterfowl wetlands in Kamchatka.

Gerasinov, Y.N. and Gerasimov N.N. in press. Waterfowl spring migration study in Kamchatka, Russia.Kamchatka Institute of Ecology and nature Far-East Branch of Russian Science Academy.

Gerasimov, N.N. and Gerasimov, Y.N. 1998. The International significance of wetland hbitats in the lower Moroshechnaya River (West Kamchatka,Russia)for waders. International Wader Studies 10: 237-242

Gerasimov, N. N. and Gerasimov, Y. N. 1997. Shorebird Use of the Moroshechnaya Estuary, Shorebird Conservation in the Asia-Pacific Region. in Straw, P. (ed.) Shorebird Conservation in the Asia-Pacific Region. Australasian Wader Studies Group, Melbourne. Pp.138-140.

Gerasimov, N.N., Artukhin,Y. B. and Lobkov, E.G.Checklist of the Birds of Kamchatka. Moscow, Dialogue-MSU 1999

Hayman P., Marchant J. and Prater, T. 1986. Shorebirds, An Identification Guide to the Waders of the World. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston. 412 pp.

Hou, W.T. & Sixian, T. 1990. A survey of shorebirds and coastal wetlands in Shanghai in December 1989 to September 1990. East China Waterbird Ecology Study Group, East China Normal University, Shanghai.

Huettmann, F., Barter, M., Battley, P. and Rogers, D. 1999. Executive Summary: Research Proposal Sea of Okhotsk, August 1999.

Huettmann, F., Gerasimov, Y., Andreev, A., Dorogoy, I., Battley, P., Rogers, D., Barter, M., and Watkins, D. 1999. Preliminary results from a project in the Sea of Okhotsk region to investigate wader migration in fall 1999. Accepted poster presentation at the Russian Wader Study Group in Moscow 2000.

Il'icev,I. and Flint, V. 1985 Handbuch der Voegel der Sowjetunion. Bd. 1. Wittenberg.

Klitschinski, A.A. 1988. Avifauna of North-East Asia: history and modern status. Mauka, Moscow (in Russian).

Institute of Biological Problems of the North 1996. Vertebrate Animals of North-East Russia/ FEB RAS. Vladivostok: dalnauka, 308p. (in Russian)

Kim E.Y., and Won, P.O. 1993. Ecology of Waders migrating to Kanghwa and Yongjong Islands on the west coast of Korea. Bulletin of the Institute of Ornithology, Kyung University Vol.IV, pp. 25-46.

Krechmar, A. V. 1996. The birds of North Sibiria. Bun-chi-sogo-shuppan Publication Series. 128 pp.

Lane, B. and Davies, J.N. 1984. Shorebirds in Australia. Nelson Publishers, Hong Kong. 180 pp.

Lobkov, E.G. 1998. Main concentrations of migrating waders on the Kamchatka peninsula. International Wader studies 10: 233-236

Long, A.J., Poole, C.M., Eldridge, M.I., Won, P.O. and Lee, K.S. 1988. A survey of coastal wetlands and shorebirds in South Korea in spring 1988. Asian Wetland Bureau, Kuala Lumpur.

McClure, E. H. 1998. Migration and Survival of the Birds of Asia. White Lotus Co. Bangkok. 472 pp.

Melville, D.S. 1997. Threats to waders along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. in Straw, P. (ed.) Shorebird Conservation in the Asia-Pacific Region. Australasian Wader Studies Group, Melbourne. Pp.138-140.

Moiseev, R.S. and Gnatischin, V. G. 1995. Atlas of Kamchatka. Moscow.32 pp.

Nechaev, V.A. 1998. Distribution of waders during migration at Sakhalin Island.1998. International Wader Studies 10: 225- 232.

Nigge, K. 1999. Kamtschatka: Adler, Baeren und Vulkane. World Wildlife Fund. Tecklenborg Verlag. Steinfurt Germany. 135 pp.

Parish, P. ,Lane, B., Sagar, P. and Tomkovich, P. 1987. Wader migraton systems in East Asia and Australasia. Wader study Group Bull. 49, Suppl.,IWRB Special Publ. 7: 4-14

Piersma, T. 1987. Hop, skip or jump? Constraints on migration of arctic waders by feeding, fattening and flight speed. Limosa 60: 185­190. [English translation is available in Stilt 14:38]

Piersma, T. 1990. Red knots in New Zealand eat Molluscs too: Preliminary Diet Observations at Miranda, Firth of Thames and Farewell Spit in November 1990. Stilt No. 19.

Piersma. T. and Gill, R. 1998. Guts don't fly: small digestive organs in obese Bar-tailed Godwits. Auk 115: 196-203

Piersma, T. and van de Sant, S. 1992. Pattern and predictability of potential wind assistance for waders and geese migrating from West Africa and the Wadden Sea to Siberia. Ornis Svecica 2: 55-66

Piersma,T. and Jukema, J. 1990. Budgeting the flight of a long-distance migrant: changes in nutrient reserve levels of Bar-tailed Godwits at sucessive spring staging sites. Ardea 78:315-337.

Piersma, P., Everaarts, J. M. and Jukema J. 1996. Build-up of red blood cells in refueling Bar- tailed Godwits in relation to individual migratory quality. Condor 98:363-370.

Pringle, J.D. 1987 Shorebirds of Australia. Angus and Robertson, Sydney. 168 pp.

Pronkevich, V.V. 1998. Migration of wades in the Khabarovsk region of the Far East. International Wader Studies 10: 425-430.

Rogers, D. 1997. PhD Proposal: Final Report on Planning Phase: Food and Feeding Ecology of Migratory Waders in Roebuck Bay. 9pp.

Stinson, D.W., Wiles, G.W. and Reichel, J.D. 1988. Occurrence of migrant shorebirds in the Mariana Islands. J. Field. Ornithol. 68:42-55.

Tomkovich, P. 1999. Information materials of the working group on waders. No12. Moscow.

Tomkovich, P. 1997. Breeding distribution, migrations and conservation status of the Great Knot Calidrid tenuirostris in Russia. EMU 97: 1-9

Tomkovich, P. 1996. A third report on the biology of the Great Knot, Calidris tenuirostris, on the breeding grounds. Stilt 28: 43-45.

Tomkovich, P. 1995 a. Second report on research on the Great Knot Calidris tenuirostris on the breeding grounds. Stilt 26: 58-60.

Tomkovich, P. 1995 b. Wader competition on non-breeding grounds - or why are Australian Red Knots so small? Stilt 27: 34-35.

Tomkovich, P. 1994. A preliminary report on research on the Great Knot Calidris tenuirostris on the breeding grounds. Stilt 24: 29-30.

Tulp, I., S. McChesney and de Goeij, P. 1994. Migratory departures of waders from North- Western Australia: behaviour, timing and possible migration routes. Ardea 82: 201-221.

Vaughan, R. 1992. In Search of Arctic Birds.T.& A.D.Poyser, London, 431 pp.

Wannhoff, U. and Toermer, K. 1997. Commandor: Leben am Ende der Welt. Wannhoff, Dresden. Germany. 184 pp.

Watkins, D. 1993. A National Plan for Shorebird Conservation in Australia. RAOU Report No. 90.

Watkins, D. and Mundkur, T. 1997. Developing an Action Plan for the Conservation of Migratory Shorebirds in the Asia-Pacific. Pages 76­79 in Shorebird Conservation in the Asia-Pacific Region. Australasian Wader Studies Group, Melbourne.

Weaver, K. 1997a. Conservation planning in the East Asian Australasian Flyway: bilateral and Multilateral Approaches. Pages 29­26 in van Vessem (ed.) Determining Priorities for Waterbird and Wetland Conservation. Proceedings of Workshop 4 of the International Conference on Wetlands and Development held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 9­13 October 1995. Wetlands International, Kuala Lumpur.

Weaver, K. 1997b. The Kushiro Initiative: Development of a Flyway Approach to Migratory Waterbird Conservation in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. in Shorebird Conservation in the Asia-Pacific Region. Australasian Wader Studies Group, Melbourne, pp. 72­74.

Weber, T., Houston, A.I. and Ens, B.I. 1994. Optimal fat loads and stopover site use in avian migration: an analytical model. Proc. R. Soc. Lond. B 258: 29-34

Wells, D.R. and Mundkur, T. (eds.) 1994. Conservation of migratory waterbirds and their wetland habitats in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. Proceedings of an International. Workshop, Kushiro, Japan. 28 Nov- 3 Dec Wetlands International-Asia Pacific. Kuala Lumpur, Publication Number 116, and IWRB-Japan Committee, Tokyo.

Wenink, P. and Baker, A.J. 1996. Mitochondrial DNA lineages in composite flocks of migratory and wintering Dunlins (Calidris alpina). Auk 113 (4): 744-756

Williams T.C. and Williams, J.M. 1988. Radar and visual observations of autumnal (southward) shorebird migration on Guam. Auk 105:460-466.

Wilson, J.R. and Barter, M.A. 1998. Identification of potentially important Northward migration staging areas for long-jump migrant waders in the East Asian-Australasian flyway. Stilt 32: 16­27.

Zykov, V. 1997. Wader Migration at north-eastern Sakhalin Island, based on Observations at Lunskiy Bay.in Shorebird Conservation in the Asia-Pacific Region. Australasian Wader Studies Group, Melbourne. pp. 141-148.

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