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| Common Snipe |
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| Common Snipe |
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| Common Snipe |
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| Common Snipe |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Daurian Redstart (female) |
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| Hawfinch (female) |
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| Black-faced Bunting (male) |
Showing posts with label Woodcock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodcock. Show all posts
2018-02-18
Birdwatching in Maioka Koen (18 February, 2018)
2015-01-18
Birdwatching in Maioka Koen (19 January, 2015)
In the beautiful sunshine day, I spent most of the time for photographing Eurasian Woodcock. There were 3 individuals in the marsh area in the park.
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| Japanese Woodpecker (female) |
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| Common Snipe |
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| Common Snipe |
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| Common Snipe |
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| Oriental Turtle Dove |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
2014-04-05
Night Birdwatching in Okinawa (9 March, 2014)
Luckily, I was able to see both Okinawa Rail and Collared Scops Owl.
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| Okinawa Rail |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Collared Scops Owl (Otus lempiji pryeri) |
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| Collared Scops Owl (Otus lempiji pryeri) |
2014-02-08
Birdwatching in Maioka Koen (6 February, 2014)
A very cold day. Luckily Eurasian Woodcock was seen.
ヤマシギに久しぶりに出会えた。
ヤマシギに久しぶりに出会えた。
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| Chinese Bamboo Partridge |
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| Common Snipe |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Bull-headed Shrike (female) |
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| Dusky Thrush (male) |
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| Dusky Thrush (male) |
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| Hawfinch (male) |
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| Hawfinch (male) |
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| Hawfinch (male) |
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| Black-faced Bunting (female) |
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| Black-faced Bunting (female) |
2011-02-13
Birdwatching in Maioka Koen (February 13, 2011)
After raining/snowing for two days, it was finally fine. Despite the beautiful sky, birds tended to be less active. An Eurasian Sparrowhawk (female) attacked Brown-eared Bulbul, but it failed to hunt. A Water Rail was feeding in the marsh as usual while albino female Daurian Redstart is still in the park. Today's highlight was Eurasian Woodcock. Two birds came closer than usual.
Recorded Species
1. Eurasian Sparrowhawk 1 (female) 2. Chinese Bamboo Partridge 3. Water Rail 1 4. Eurasian Woodcock 2 5. Oriental Turtle-Dove 6. Common Kingfisher 7. Japanese Woodpecker (call) 8. Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker 9. White Wagtail 10. Brown-eared Bulbul 11. Bull-headed Shrike 12. Daurian Redstart 13. Brown-headed Thrush 14. Pale Thrush 15. Dusky Thrush 16. Long-tailed Tit 17. Great Tit 18. Varied Tit 19. Japanese White-eye 20. Meadow Bunting 21. Rustic Bunting 22. Black-faced Bunting 23. Hawfinch 24. Tree Sparrow 25. White-cheeked Starling 26. Large-billed Crow
Recorded Species
1. Eurasian Sparrowhawk 1 (female) 2. Chinese Bamboo Partridge 3. Water Rail 1 4. Eurasian Woodcock 2 5. Oriental Turtle-Dove 6. Common Kingfisher 7. Japanese Woodpecker (call) 8. Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker 9. White Wagtail 10. Brown-eared Bulbul 11. Bull-headed Shrike 12. Daurian Redstart 13. Brown-headed Thrush 14. Pale Thrush 15. Dusky Thrush 16. Long-tailed Tit 17. Great Tit 18. Varied Tit 19. Japanese White-eye 20. Meadow Bunting 21. Rustic Bunting 22. Black-faced Bunting 23. Hawfinch 24. Tree Sparrow 25. White-cheeked Starling 26. Large-billed Crow
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| Water Rail |
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| Black-faced Bunting (male?) |
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| Daurian Redstart (male) |
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| Daurian Redstart (male) |
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| Daurian Redstart (male) |
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| Dusky Thrush (male) |
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| Rustic Bunting (female) |
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| Brown-headed Thrush (male) |
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| Daurian Redstart (female, albino) |
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| Daurian Redstart (female, albino) |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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| Eurasian Woodcock |
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