Cloudy days are good for spotting the Wryneck. While Shrikes and Thrushes are quarreling and sorting out their territories, this bird that likes to hide in the bushes gets disturbed and flushed out by times.
Eurasian Wryneck, アリスイ
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Cloudy days are good for spotting the Wryneck. While Shrikes and Thrushes are quarreling and sorting out their territories, this bird that likes to hide in the bushes gets disturbed and flushed out by times.
Eurasian Wryneck, アリスイ
Most of the butterflies have gone. The last ones lost their color with the falling temperatures. I didn't know that would happen, but Mr K, who told, me is a good teacher.
A beautiful male, indeed. It was only here for 1 day. Thanx to Ms. N. I got to see it.
Not the right time for winter, nor summer birds. But some Thrushes were there. Mostly Eyebrowed, and a few Flycatchers.
Eyebrowed Thrush, マミチャジナイ - again
The Mugumaki's came late this year. I missed my chance 😆The only one I got to see was this female. I waited at the right tree, but only saw 1 Elegant Bunting. When I decided to aim for those further afield they'd all moved on, but 1 female Mugimaki came to the maple tree... 😂
Yellow-throated Bunting, or Elegant Bunting, ミヤマホオジロ
Same place earlier in the month: Brambling, アトリ