Naganuma, Hokkaido. 14th/Apr/2012.
Showing posts with label Woodpeckers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodpeckers. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 April 2012
Great Spotted Woodpecker
Two Spotted Woodpeckers chased each other, competition of their territory?
Naganuma, Hokkaido. 14th/Apr/2012.
Naganuma, Hokkaido. 14th/Apr/2012.
Thursday, 12 May 2011
Teuri island
There were not so many migration birds in Teuri island,too.
At first, Spotted Seals and Japanese Cormorants.
Many Gold Crest and vast Dusky Thrush (I didn't take photo) were observed....
Northern Wryneck sang several place.
Latham's Snipe bleeds in this island.
This was only my lifer: Greater Short-toed Lark with a subspecies of White Wagtail ocularis.
Teuri island, Hokkaido. 3th and 4th/May/2011.
At first, Spotted Seals and Japanese Cormorants.
Many Gold Crest and vast Dusky Thrush (I didn't take photo) were observed....
Northern Wryneck sang several place.
Latham's Snipe bleeds in this island.
This was only my lifer: Greater Short-toed Lark with a subspecies of White Wagtail ocularis.
Teuri island, Hokkaido. 3th and 4th/May/2011.
Labels:
Birds,
Cormorants,
Larks,
Mammals,
Shorebirds,
Wagtails,
Woodpeckers
Sunday, 6 February 2011
Chinese Merganser and Goledn-crowned Sparrow
On my way going back to Sapporo via Tokyo, I had enough time of birding in Kanto (around Tokyo), I tried to seek three stray birds I got information.
At first I went to Sagami river, Kanagawa prefecture for Chinese Merganser which lived in north east Russia and Chinese.
A young male Chinese Marganser was in flock of Common Merganser.
I heard it is difficult to see because it flew away to up or downstream constantly, so I was lucky.
After observation its floating water they flew away to downstream.
Soon I moved to Edo river, Chiba prefecture to see Red-breasted Frycatcher and Goledn-crowned Sparrow.
I could see Red-breasted Frycatcher easily but Goledn-crowned Sparrow didn't appear easily.
Pygmy Woodpecker.
Common Coot.
"no-tail"Long-tailed Tit caught a bug.

I beared until appearing of it. It was seen before my deadline...
26/Jan/2011.
At first I went to Sagami river, Kanagawa prefecture for Chinese Merganser which lived in north east Russia and Chinese.
A young male Chinese Marganser was in flock of Common Merganser.
I heard it is difficult to see because it flew away to up or downstream constantly, so I was lucky.
After observation its floating water they flew away to downstream.
Soon I moved to Edo river, Chiba prefecture to see Red-breasted Frycatcher and Goledn-crowned Sparrow.
I could see Red-breasted Frycatcher easily but Goledn-crowned Sparrow didn't appear easily.
Pygmy Woodpecker.
Common Coot.
"no-tail"Long-tailed Tit caught a bug.

I beared until appearing of it. It was seen before my deadline...
26/Jan/2011.
Labels:
Birds,
Buntings,
Ducks,
Flycatchers,
Rails,
Shorebirds,
Woodpeckers
Thursday, 2 December 2010
Other birds in Tokachi
This day, my friend organize sea bird research in Tokachi, but it was canceled because of bad weather. So I wandered around Tokachi to see birds.
Japanese Crane breed in yard of farmer's garden. It is said that "Every farmer has a pair of Japanese Crane in Eastern Hokkaido."
This photo is a juvenile born in this season.
A Harbor Seal and a fisherman.
Fundamentally, Harbor Seal has very cautious for human, but this individual is very tame to human. I uploaded previous entry.
I moved to other spot of birds.
A Squirrel greet me.
In this site, I found a Lesser Spotted Woodpecker.
I saw it six year ago. It was my pleasure.
Toyokoro and Obihiro, Hokkaido. 28/Nov/2010.
Japanese Crane breed in yard of farmer's garden. It is said that "Every farmer has a pair of Japanese Crane in Eastern Hokkaido."
This photo is a juvenile born in this season.
A Harbor Seal and a fisherman.
Fundamentally, Harbor Seal has very cautious for human, but this individual is very tame to human. I uploaded previous entry.
I moved to other spot of birds.
A Squirrel greet me.
In this site, I found a Lesser Spotted Woodpecker.
I saw it six year ago. It was my pleasure.
Toyokoro and Obihiro, Hokkaido. 28/Nov/2010.
Saturday, 24 July 2010
Chicks in campus
Many birds breed in my university.
Mallard chick.
They breed around pond in campus, but I found only an individual, the others were killed by predators like crows and cats.
It ate Poplar fluff.
Mandarin Duck also bred around this pond.
Small forest lays at this pond, it might used tree cavity.
Great Spotted Woodpecker bled at very attractive public attention site, many people observed its breeding.
This photo is the last chick to leave this nest.
Large Billed Crow. Mouse of chick is red (adult is black), it is a sign of child.
Chick shows its parent and mooch food.
These photos in Sapporo, Hokkaido. mid-June.
Mallard chick.
They breed around pond in campus, but I found only an individual, the others were killed by predators like crows and cats.
It ate Poplar fluff.
Mandarin Duck also bred around this pond.
Small forest lays at this pond, it might used tree cavity.
Great Spotted Woodpecker bled at very attractive public attention site, many people observed its breeding.
This photo is the last chick to leave this nest.
Large Billed Crow. Mouse of chick is red (adult is black), it is a sign of child.
Chick shows its parent and mooch food.
These photos in Sapporo, Hokkaido. mid-June.
Monday, 8 February 2010
Snow shoes and bird
I went to Nishioka park, Sapporo in January 6 before noon for birding through snow shoes trek.
Brown-eared Bulbul.
Great tit.
Eurasian Nuthatch.
Great Spotted Woodpecker.
On the snow shoes trek, I usually seek foot-prints of mammals.
I could find two foot-prints.
Red fox's (Vulpes vulpes).
Mountain Hare's (Lepus timidus).
Brown-eared Bulbul.
Great tit.
Eurasian Nuthatch.
Great Spotted Woodpecker.
On the snow shoes trek, I usually seek foot-prints of mammals.
I could find two foot-prints.
Red fox's (Vulpes vulpes).
Mountain Hare's (Lepus timidus).
Labels:
Birds,
Brown eared bulbul,
Fox,
Hares and Rabits,
Mammals,
Tits,
Woodpeckers
Thursday, 4 June 2009
Great Spotted Woodpecker
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