Eurasian Skylarks singing high overhead were conspicuous too, but this individual was walking around on the ground.

A flock of a dozen or so Water Pipits appeared to be moving around within the same area.

A Water Pipit in summer plumage.

It was distant, but I was able to pick out one Chestnut-eared Bunting.

It seems one Meadow Bunting was still lingering as well.

A small flock of a few Oriental Greenfinches was flying around the farmland.

White Wagtails were here and there too.

Unlike Ishigaki and Okinawa Island, I couldn't find any subspecies other than the White Wagtail.