A bit late, but here they are: Highlights of the month July
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!.
Monday, 17 August 2020
July stuff
On the look out : Japanese tree frog (ニホンアマガエル)
Sleepy
Big beetles, (オオ?)コフキコガネ、Melolontha spec.
(オオ?)コフキコガネ、Melolontha spec.
Forest Pierrot ゴイシシジミ (Taraka hamada)
Monster of the month, セスジナガキマワリ Strongylium cultellatum ??
Mamushi pit viper (ニホンマムシ)
Lychen
What's happening? Made a cocoon, but fotgot to enter?
EYES Orthetrum albistylum (シオカラトンボ)
LOVERS Swallowtail butterfly (アゲハチョウ科)
Long horned beetle ヨツスジハナカミキリ Leptura ochraceofasciata (4 lined flower longhorn)
Stag beetle ヒラタクワガタ (Dorcus titanus)
and Drone beetle アオカナブン (Rhomborhina unicolor)
I found my firtst Jewel Beetle, Tamamushi
Tamamushi. Too high up to bring all the colors out, but it's there. I hope more images will follow.
A few weeks later: That was it. Never saw another one again :-(
Sunday, 9 August 2020
Autumn Migration
August came. The wet season was hardly over, it kept on raining for so long. It felt like summer hadn't really started yet. No festivals, no fireworks, no summer parties. And no typhoons in July. Besides this Corona pandemic. It's a strange year in many ways. And now the migrating birds have started to come in. I didn't see much of them in spring, so I'm looking forward to the coming weeks.
August 2nd, 1 Golden Plover, ムナグロ
August 8th: 4 birds. A family?
Again Aug 2nd: 1 Red-necked Stint, トウネン
Aug 8th: 3 Long-toed Stints, ヒバリシギ
And 16 Grey-tailed Tattlers, キアシシギ
Between the Little Egrets, コサギ 2 Great Egrets, ダイサギ and a Grey Heron, アオサギ there is 1 Black-faced Spoonbill, クロツラヘラサギ
I guess the bird had not gone north to breed. Too young?
Still around, the 2 Hooded Cranes, ナベツル
Many young Little Ringed Plovers. コチドリ Where do the adults go?
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