A tired Dunlin was resting in the rice fields.

Pectoral Sandpipers were also visiting Hiratahara.

It seems even the tiny Long-toed Stint weathered the fierce typhoon.

Pectoral Sandpipers were visiting Ohama Beach as well.

Many Grey-tailed Tattlers were so tired they had settled down on the ground.

Black-winged Stilts, which are usually found in rice paddies, had gathered in large numbers at the river mouth.

A juvenile Nankeen Night Heron also appeared exhausted, resting with its eyes closed. I thought it might need rescuing and approached, but it threatened me vigorously so I left it alone.

The Oriental Turtle Dove was looking tired too.

A pair of white-morph Pacific Reef Herons — parent and chick — came to the river mouth. The juvenile was persistently begging the parent for food.