Early mornings in the Imazu area, where I tried to combine walking exercises with bird watching. One of which was sure to fail π. Many hawks were flying in the 3rd week of October.
Sparrowhawk, γγ€γΏγ« chasing sparrows
October 22nd: At the only waterlogged field in the area that's left was one lonesome Temminck's Stint, γͺγΈγγγ¦γγ³
The Daurian Redstarts, γΈγ§γ¦γγΏγ in Imazu are a real joy.
October 23. The strong wind of the previous days brought many ducks.
Common Pochards, γγ·γγΈγγ¦
Tufted Ducks, γγ³γ―γγγΈγγ¦
Common Starling, γγ·γ γ―γγͺ
Red-rumped Swallow, γ³γ·γ’γ«γγγ‘
A Japanese Lined Snake, γ·γγγ with its catch for the winter.
After withdrawing in the reeds he turned around once more, as if to show me his prey
I saw the 1st Pale Thrush, γ·γγγ© on the 27th, but not in Imazu. They should be coming soon
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