From: Dispersal of juvenile Barrow’s goldeneyes (Bucephala islandica) mirrors that of breeding adults
Natal or breeding site | Location within the Riske Creek study area |
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Juvenile fall migration | Starts with an unreversed > 20 km movement away from the natal site and ends with the arrival on the wintering grounds on the west coast when directional daily movements of > 100 km switch to non-directional daily movements of < 100 km |
Moult migration | Starts with an unreversed > 20 km movement away from the breeding site and ends at a location where individuals are stationary (locations are < 1 km apart over land) for > 30 days |
Moulting area | An area defined by a series of locations where individuals are stationary (locations are < 1 km apart) for > 30 days between July and November |
Adult fall migration | Starts with a > 1 km movement away from the moulting site and ends on arrival at the coast when directional daily movements of > 100 km switch to non-directional daily movements between points < 100 km apart |
Wintering area | An area defined by a series of locations on the coast with non-directional daily movements between points are < 100 km apart |
Spring migration | Starts with the first unreversed > 100 km movement away from the coast and ends with the arrival at an interior wetland with non-directional daily movements between points are < 20 km apart |
Breeding area | An area defined by a series of locations at an interior wetland between April and July with non-directional daily movements between points are < 20 km apart |
Staging area | Areas defined by a series of locations during migrations where points are < 20 km apart for > 7 days |