Yonaguni Island is located in the southwestern end of Japan, about 120km to Taiwan. The isolated island is famous with rare migrants, which are not recorded much in the rest of Japan.
The three days trip was started with strong north wind in the whole day in 4 April. The wind stopped in the afternoon of 5 April. However, due to the wind, small passerine species were hard to find.
Rarest one was Black Redstart (female), seen on 5 April, though I wasn't able to take any photo. Besides the redstart, a male Citrine Wagtail was the highlight of the trip.
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| Common Greenshank |
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| Common Greenshank |
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| Common Greenshank |
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| Common Greenshank |
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| Common Greenshank |
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| Grey Heron |
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| Grey Heron |
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| Cattle & Great Egret and Grey Heron |
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| Cattle & Great Egret and Grey Heron |
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| Cattle & Great Egret and Black-winged Stilt |
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| Cattle & Great Egret and Black-winged Stilt |
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| Cattle & Great Egret and Black-winged Stilt |
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| Cattle & Great Egret and Black-winged Stilt |
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| Cattle Egret |
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| Eurasian Wryneck |
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| Eurasian Wryneck |
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| Eurasian Wryneck |
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| Eurasian Wryneck |
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| Eurasian Wryneck |
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