Bird Watching in Japan & Asia: Black-faced Bunting

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2023-03-19

Birdwatching in Maioka Koen (March 7, 2023)

Eastern Water Rail was still active and visible. Japanese Bush Warbler was very vocal though it wasn't easier than three days ago to see. Common Kingfisher was probably ready to mate while male and female often stayed together.

Pale Thrush (female)

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Eastern Water Rail

Common Kingfisher

Eastern Spot-billed Duck

Rustic Bunting (male)

Black-faced Bunting (male)

Japanese Bush Warbler

2023-03-18

Birdwatching in Oike Koen (March 5, 2023)

A cloudy but warm day. White's Thrush was so tame and easy to observe for long time. A flock of Japanese Grosbeak, about 30 birds, were flying around the park entrance. A female Ring-necked Duck was still present.

Black-faced Bunting (male)

Japanese Grosbeak

Ring-necked Duck (female)

White's Thrush

2023-03-17

Birdwatching in Maioka Koen (March 4, 2023)

Spring has come. Japanese Bush Warbler has started singing. Japanese Woodpecker is also vocal while Chinese Bamboo Partridge and Eastern Water Rail were very active.