Wintering Japanese Bush Warbler, Chinese Pond Heron, Spring Temminck's Stints
Among the wintering warblers, Manchurian Bush Warblers can no longer be found, while more and more Japanese Bush Warblers are beginning to practise their song.
The Chinese Pond Heron that has been here since last autumn is still in its winter plumage as before. In the same paddy, a few Temminck's Stints arrived on spring passage. Common Snipe from the overwintering population were scattered, apparently disrupted by rice-planting and other farm work.
A Japanese Bush Warbler showing off its call notes and singing practice.
The regular Javan Pond Heron was in the regular paddy field.
A few Temminck's Stints arrived together. Still in winter plumage.
An overwintering Common Snipe.
Another overwintering Common Snipe.
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