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Global Rumblings depends heavily upon the the support that you provide by clicking on and purchasing products that are advertised here. Without your support, this site could not sustain itself because it takes time and money to stay on the internet. Some Alaskan Bar-tailed Godwits (Limosa lapponica) have the longest non-stop flight of any migrating bird. According to some biologists, the birds stay airborne for almost one week, making a 6,800-mile beeline from wintering grounds in southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand to their breeding range in Alaska, Siberia and Scandinavia.
Some routes of satellite tagged Bar-tailed Godwits migrating north from New Zealand:
More on this species’ identification, ecology, and conservation below the fold.
Identification
Bar-tailed Godwit is easily identifiable as a godwit by its large size and large, upturned bill. In breeding plumage, males have rich chestnut-red heads and underparts, and dark wings and upperparts touched with small amounts of chestnut. Breeding females are less colorful than males, with some light chestnut coloring on the upper breast fading to white down below. Non-breeding birds are much drabber, with grayish-brown upperparts, gray streaking on the breast, and white underparts. In its limited North American breeding range, Bar-tailed Godwit is only likely to be confused with Hudsonian Godwit, which also breeds in western Alaska. Breeding male Hudsonian Godwit, however, does not have the rich chestnut-red coloration of Bar-tailed Godwit on its head, and has a prominent white eye-line. In flight, Bar-tailed Godwit lacks the white wingbar of Hudsonian Godwit.
Identification
Bar-tailed Godwit is easily identifiable as a godwit by its large size and large, upturned bill. In breeding plumage, males have rich chestnut-red heads and underparts, and dark wings and upperparts touched with small amounts of chestnut. Breeding females are less colorful than males, with some light chestnut coloring on the upper breast fading to white down below. Non-breeding birds are much drabber, with grayish-brown upperparts, gray streaking on the breast, and white underparts. In its limited North American breeding range, Bar-tailed Godwit is only likely to be confused with Hudsonian Godwit, which also breeds in western Alaska. Breeding male Hudsonian Godwit, however, does not have the rich chestnut-red coloration of Bar-tailed Godwit on its head, and has a prominent white eye-line. In flight, Bar-tailed Godwit lacks the white wingbar of Hudsonian Godwit.
Ecology
On its breeding grounds in Alaska, Bar-tailed Godwit nests on tundra hillsides with short shrubby growth and hummocky ground cover. Breeding birds will sometimes leave nesting habitat to feed at coastal lagoons located some distance away. During migration and on wintering grounds, Bar-tailed Godwit is found primarily on coastal mudflats, where it probes in exposed mud or shallow water for crustaceans, mollusks, insects, and annelid worms. In Alaska, birds feed heavily on aquatic insects, but will occasionally eat seeds and berries. Individuals do not reach sexual maturity until two years of age. Males perform elaborate courtship and territorial displays in which they call loudly and circle high above the tundra in flight. The nest is a shallow depression, lined with grass, moss, and lichens, placed on a raised hummock surrounded by grass. Clutch size is usually four eggs, and both sexes participate in incubation, which lasts about three weeks. A short time after hatching, chicks are led by both parents to marshy areas, where the young find all their own food. On migration, it is believed that Alaskan breeders fly long distances over the Pacific Ocean en route to Australia and New Zealand, rather than quickly crossing the North Pacific and then moving south along the Asian coastline.
On its breeding grounds in Alaska, Bar-tailed Godwit nests on tundra hillsides with short shrubby growth and hummocky ground cover. Breeding birds will sometimes leave nesting habitat to feed at coastal lagoons located some distance away. During migration and on wintering grounds, Bar-tailed Godwit is found primarily on coastal mudflats, where it probes in exposed mud or shallow water for crustaceans, mollusks, insects, and annelid worms. In Alaska, birds feed heavily on aquatic insects, but will occasionally eat seeds and berries. Individuals do not reach sexual maturity until two years of age. Males perform elaborate courtship and territorial displays in which they call loudly and circle high above the tundra in flight. The nest is a shallow depression, lined with grass, moss, and lichens, placed on a raised hummock surrounded by grass. Clutch size is usually four eggs, and both sexes participate in incubation, which lasts about three weeks. A short time after hatching, chicks are led by both parents to marshy areas, where the young find all their own food. On migration, it is believed that Alaskan breeders fly long distances over the Pacific Ocean en route to Australia and New Zealand, rather than quickly crossing the North Pacific and then moving south along the Asian coastline.
Conservation
The U.S. Shorebird Conservation Plan lists Bar-tailed Godwit as a “Species of High Concern,” based on its low relative abundance, threats on non-breeding grounds, and restricted U.S. breeding distribution. The breeding population of Bar-tailed Godwit in North America is concentrated in a limited area along the coastal plain of western Alaska, placing it at higher risk to potential disturbance. While Bar-tailed Godwit is protected in the United States under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and is also protected on its wintering grounds in New Zealand and Australia, it is not protected on the migratory pathway along the eastern coast of Asia. If Alaskan Bar-tailed Godwits do follow the Asian coastline southward more than is believed, hunting in eastern China could have a serious negative impact on the North American population of this species.
The U.S. Shorebird Conservation Plan lists Bar-tailed Godwit as a “Species of High Concern,” based on its low relative abundance, threats on non-breeding grounds, and restricted U.S. breeding distribution. The breeding population of Bar-tailed Godwit in North America is concentrated in a limited area along the coastal plain of western Alaska, placing it at higher risk to potential disturbance. While Bar-tailed Godwit is protected in the United States under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and is also protected on its wintering grounds in New Zealand and Australia, it is not protected on the migratory pathway along the eastern coast of Asia. If Alaskan Bar-tailed Godwits do follow the Asian coastline southward more than is believed, hunting in eastern China could have a serious negative impact on the North American population of this species.
References
- Gill RE, Piersma T, Hufford G, Servranckx R, Riegen A. Crossing the ultimate ecological barrier: Evidence for an 11,000km-long nonstop flight from Alaska to New Zealand and eastern Australia by bar-tailed godwits, The Condor 2005, 107(1): 1-20.
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Sunday, November 06, 2011
Are you too old for long hair?
Age and Hair Length: The Great Debate
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There are certain guarantees in life: Death. Taxes. A 'Real Housewives' season premiere.
And there is a final guarantee, which is in the form of a question you will ask yourself at some point after you celebrate your 45thbirthday.
Deep breath. Are you too old for long hair?
Should I get my post shoulder length hair chopped? Should I let it grow longer?
Can it grow longer? Should I even try? Should I pull a Jennifer Aniston and get that adorable bob? Should I have a salad for lunch or a burger? Wait….. I digress.
Jeff Wescott, the man who saved my hair from the ravages of too many highlights (hello, straw hair in 2010), is the lead color director at the Aria. He's also one of the best hair advisors of celebs and non-celebs alike.
So I asked him: Am I too old for long hair?
Deep breath. Little prayer. Please say no. Please say no.
"This idea that as you get older that you should cut your hair is an old wives tale," Jeff insists.
Whew.
"I believe if you look good in short hair and feel pretty then get it chopped. If you look good in long hair at any age and feel pretty then do it.
"The very worst thing to do," he cautions, "is to believe that when you get older that you must have short hair or that you're required to even go a little shorter."
It's what this column likes to call Beauty BS.
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