Aisatsu
Aisatsu
This blog is for family and friends, to share my feelings and photos with and for myself, to support my fading memory. Readers who have my site translated automatically, please refer to the original if necessary. Especially when it comes to identification. Any comments, anonymous or by email name are always welcome!.
Wednesday, 15 May 2013
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Grey Nightjar ヨタカ の ショートステー
One
lucky day in the park.
After
debating where to go for the day, the islands, the mountains, Imazu, we opted
for Minami koen and the botanical gardens. And we got lucky. On top of this Nightjar
we saw a Japanese Thrush and 2 or 3 Japanese Paradise Flycatchers. These last two moved too fast, too hard to capture, but the Nightjar sat very still.
Grey Nightjar ヨタカ
Nearby, but hard to detect
Sleeping most of the time
And crows overhead
Sound asleep again, till we
left at the end of the day.
The next day he was gone.
The next day he was gone.
今日の勉強 眠っています= sleeping
Thursday, 9 May 2013
More migraters in the park
Siberian Blue Robin, male コルリ
Each
spring this Robin comes to the park. Is it the same bird every year?
Narcissus Flycatcher, female キビタキ
This little girl had many birder confused for a while. That also seems
to happen every year.
Due
to the red-brown color near her tail.
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
Ryukyu Ashy Minivet, リュウキュウ サンショウクイ
On the
way to the mountains, near the dam:
The bird seems a bit young. It's hard to tell if it is the
Ryukyu Minivet or just the Ashy. Anybody who cen tell me, please mail me.
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Siberian Rubythroat
I arrived an
hour early for the monthly meeting of the Wild Bird Society in Imazu (Yes, I
got the time wrong. It’s from June that we start at 8:00am) and decided to
drive around a bit, hoping as usual for something spectacular to come up. Then,
when it did I was totally unprepared. A Siberian Rubythroat sat perched on a branch
right in front of me. It waited patiently till I had stopped the car, opened
the window and taken out the camera and it even allowed me these few shots,
before it disappeared into the darkness of the bushes.
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Terraced rice fields in April
This image of a sunset over terraced rice fields is taken at Hamanoura, near
Genkai machi in Saga pref.
Continuation of migrating birds
Every day seems different. This day
there were a lot of thrushes around and many came down for a feed. Among the
usual Pale Thrushes were the Brown-headed as before and this time also
Eyebrowed Thrushes.
Eyebrowed
Thrush, マミチャジナイ
Greenfinches went quietly about
their business of feeding on the young seeds of grass.
Oriental
Greenfinch,
カワラヒワ
A male Black-faced Bunting, usually seen pottering around the undergrowth, was now perched high up, singing its heart out.
Black-faced
Bunting, アオジ
Brown-headed
Thrush, アカハラ
今日の勉強 とても助かりました Totemo tasukarimashita It
was a great help
片付ける katazukeru tidy up
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