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)

Pale Thrush (female)

Pale Thrush (female)

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Chinese Bamboo Partridge

Eastern Water Rail

Eastern Water Rail

Eastern Water Rail

Eastern Water Rail

Common Kingfisher

Common Kingfisher

Eastern Spot-billed Duck

Eastern Spot-billed Duck

Eastern Spot-billed Duck

Rustic Bunting (male)

Black-faced Bunting (male)

Black-faced Bunting (male)

Black-faced Bunting (male)

Japanese Bush Warbler

Japanese Bush Warbler

Japanese Bush Warbler

Birdwatching in Atsugi (February 3, 2022)

As I found a beautiful Grey Bunting in the last visit, I decided to revisit there.  Two rather matured males were seen well after waiting for one hour.

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Grey Bunting (male)

Common Teal (male)

Common Teal (male)

Common Teal (male)

Common Teal (male)

Pale Thrush (male)

Pale Thrush (male)

Pale Thrush (male)

Pale Thrush (male)

Pale Thrush (male)

Pale Thrush (male)

Pale Thrush (male)

Pale Thrush (male)

Pale Thrush (female)

Daurian Redstart (male)

Brown-eared Bulbul

Mallard (male)