It's not a place I often visit, but when I do I look out for the Kingfisher. I often hear 1 or 2, but usually at the other side of the dam lake. Too far. Sometimes one comes closer.
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It's not a place I often visit, but when I do I look out for the Kingfisher. I often hear 1 or 2, but usually at the other side of the dam lake. Too far. Sometimes one comes closer.
The walk is getting more and more popular. Many people are looking for birds and many others spend time with the flowers of this season. I decided to focus on butterflies, hopefully getting better at finding and identifying them
The start was good with a fresh Powdered Oakblue, ムラサキツバメ
I had seen them several times, but unlike their cousin the Japanese Oakblue they don't open up often. Today we were lucky.
Mid November, the days are sunny and though the mornings are cool, the afternoons can be quite warm. What should we wear? Birding is pleasant, as long as there is something to see. The Cormorants are forming big flocks. When they land on the surface of the water it looks like an island from afar. When they hunt together the scene is spectacular!
Great Cormorants, カワウ
Baikal Teals, トモエガモ - 6 birds are somewhere there