April 3rd, Sakura season. The park was crowded, as expected. But around the Camphor tree it was reasonably quiet. Nobody is interested in those berries, but the Thrushes are!
Eyebrowed Thrush, マミチャジナイ
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April 3rd, Sakura season. The park was crowded, as expected. But around the Camphor tree it was reasonably quiet. Nobody is interested in those berries, but the Thrushes are!
Eyebrowed Thrush, マミチャジナイ
It's migrating season and I would like to go to the islands, Nagasaki, Hokkaido... but I can't. I'm not strong enough yet. Still suffering from PCS, (Post-COVID-19 Syndrome) I just manage to get through the day. Fortunately, the Botanical Gardens are nearby.
A young male Narcissus Flycatcher, キビタキ came to the water basin
One morning I arrived early and headed for the 'komadori kaidan'. Something was there! I could see it, hear it. There were 2 or 3. Soon they appeared:
Red-billed Leiothrix, ソウシチョウ
A bit disappointing, but at the water basin they looked good
On a day that I thought he had left already. But he was still there, enticed to come out of the bush by his audience. What did they treat him with?
Siberian Rubythroat, ノゴマ