Birds in nature, landscape and others.
The little grebe lay eggs for the second time this year at the mouth of the Moro River. The male and female take turns warming their eggs. The floating nest must be constantly piled with fallen leaves or it will submerge. We hope the eggs hatch safely.
The white-cheeked starlings were bathing in the rice paddies. It was hard to get in deep enough. They were moving right and left looking for a good place.
It is commonly known as “hammerhead flatworms”, “hammerhead worms” or “broadhead planarians” .
When I exited the gate, there was something crawling along the road. It standed out because of its yellow color. I see it once or twice a year. I wonder where they are usually. The shape of the head is distinctive.
It was long and slender, so I measured its length. It was approximately 19.3 inches.
Mam of the little grebe caught the crayfish. Dad snatched it from mam. The children, looking a big food, chase after him, but he is on the run.
A male pheasant chasing away a male that has invaded his territory. Taken on May 1, 2022.
Scene of great cormorants landing in the water.
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On a sunny winter day, I saw a grey wagtail catching insects. This is the second time I’ve seen a grey wagtail this season.
This sparrow lives in Eurasia. Sparrows were perched on the branches of a yuzu tree swaying violently in the strong wind.
Brown-eared bulbuls are native in Japan.
In winter, they come to my vegetable garden and eat all the fresh vegetables they can.
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At this time of the year, young eurasian tree sparrows are flying in large flocks. The way they fly is like the wind passing by.
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