A record of birding in
Teuri Island, Hokkaido on 16-17, May, 2009.
Though Only lifer for me was got (Chestnut-Flanked White-Eye; red marked), several rare species were observed in this trip (green marked).
Swinhoe's Robin was my lifer, but I
couldn't observe.
I was tired to translate Japanese names to English names.
Red-
Throated Diver, Black-
Throated Diver, Pacific Diver,
White-Billed Diver,
Sttoty Shearwater,
Temminck's Cormorant, Pelagic Cormorant, Intermediate Egret, Harlequin Duck, Red-Breasted Merganser, Black-Eared Kite,
Pregrine Falcon, Common
Greenshank, Grey-Tailed Tattler, Common Sandpiper,
Latham's Snipe, Red-Necked
Phalarope,
Slaty-Backed Gull,
Glaucous Gull, Black-Tailed Gull,
Spectacled Guillemot, Ancient
Murrelet,
Rhinoceros Auklet, Oriental Turtle Dove, Oriental Cuckoo, Pacific Swift, Eurasian
Wryneck, Great Spotted Woodpecker, White Wagtail, Olive-Backed Pipit, Brown-Eared
Bulbul, Bull-Headed Shrike,
(Swinhoe's Robin), Siberian
Rubythroat, Siberian Blue Robin, Siberian
Stonechat, Japanese Thrush,
Eyebrowed Thrush, Brown-Headed Thrush, Dusky Thrush, Japanese Bush Warbler,
Yeallow-Browed Warbler, Eastern Crowned Warbler,
Goldcrest, Narcissus Flycatcher, Blue-and-White Flycatcher,
Red-Breasted Flycatcher, Grey-Streaked Flycatcher, Coal Tit, Great Tit,
Chestnut-Flanked White-Eye, Japanese White-Eye, Black-Faced Bunting,
Brambling, Oriental
Greenfinch, Eurasian
Siskin, Long-Tailed
Rosefinch,
Hawfinch, Tree Sparrow, Chestnut-Cheeked Starling, Carrion Crow, Large-Billed Crow