The bird to the left of the Bonin White-eye is a fledgling.

Bonin White-eyes are everywhere. This one is eating papaya fruit at a private residence.

A Bonin White-eye after bathing.

Fledglings of the Long-billed Bush Warbler could also be seen here and there.

This one is a sibling of the Long-billed Bush Warbler above.

The Long-billed Bush Warbler was accompanied by several chicks.

Fledgling Blue Rock Thrushes are all over the place too.

The Japanese White-eye is apparently an introduced species. There were a lot of them.

Oriental Pratincoles on the playing field.

There were also a few Pacific Golden Plovers on the same field as the Oriental Pratincoles above.

Two Eurasian Coots at the dam.

When I went to the fishing port at night, there were fish absolutely everywhere. ^^;