Eastern Water Rail |
Chinese Bamboo Partridge |
Chinese Bamboo Partridge |
Chinese Bamboo Partridge |
Chinese Bamboo Partridge |
Japanese Bush Warbler |
Japanese Bush Warbler |
Japanese Bush Warbler |
Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker |
My birdwatching note in Yokohama, other parts of Japan, Bhutan, Thailand and Asia.
Eastern Water Rail |
Chinese Bamboo Partridge |
Chinese Bamboo Partridge |
Chinese Bamboo Partridge |
Chinese Bamboo Partridge |
Japanese Bush Warbler |
Japanese Bush Warbler |
Japanese Bush Warbler |
Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker |
There was a news of Pallas's Leaf Warbler. However, I wasn't able to see it during my stay in the park. A local birder saw the warbler on last Saturday, though he saw only once. A female Ring-necked Duck came back after her absence of 1.5 months.
Black-faced Bunting |
Black-faced Bunting |
Black-faced Bunting |
Black-faced Bunting |
Black-faced Bunting |
Black-faced Bunting |
Black-faced Bunting |
Black-faced Bunting |
Black-faced Bunting |
Long-tailed Tit |
Tufted Duck |
Tufted Duck |
Tufted Duck |
Tufted Duck |
Tufted Duck |
Tufted Duck |
Tufted Duck |
Ring-necked Duck |
Ring-necked Duck |
Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker |
Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker |
Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker |
Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker |
Great Tit |
Great Tit |
Great Tit |
With my wife's friend's family, we visited Natusume-no-seki and Kawamura Museum. Among thousands of ducks, there were about 300-400 Baikal Teal, though they were mostly away from the lakeside. A few hundred Bewick's Swan were still present with a few Tundra Swan.
In Kawamura Museum, we saw several Mandarin Ducks as well as tits and Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker.
Mandarin Duck |
Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker (male above) |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Bewick's Swan |
Baikal Teal |