Sakusan-ike Pond to Nagai

I photographed a Chinese Blackbird at Sakusan-ike Pond.

I often go swimming in the Miura Peninsula during the summer, but this time I went to the mountains to photograph Chinese Blackbirds.

Japanese White-eye

There were a large number of Japanese White-eyes when I entered Sakusan-ike Pond.

It jumped out of a branch and hovered a little.
It jumped out of a branch and hovered a little.
Japanese White-eye Field Guide

Black-faced Bunting

I often saw Black-faced Buntings along the forest road.

It jumps out of the bushes and onto the road.
It jumps out of the bushes and onto the road.
Black-faced Bunting Field Guide

Chinese Blackbird

I found a Chinese Blackbird a little further from Sakusan-ike Pond.

Two birds were going back and forth through the bushes.
Two birds were going back and forth through the bushes.
It stopped on a stump for me.
It stopped on a stump for me.
Chinese Blackbird Field Guide

Common Sandpiper

I found it in the river on the way down to the sea.

It seemed to be looking for food on the riverbank.
It seemed to be looking for food on the riverbank.
Common Sandpiper Field Guide

Red-breasted Merganser

It was alone on the coast in front of Nagai residences.

It was far away and alone.
It was far away and alone.
Red-breasted Merganser Field Guide

Blue Rock Thrush

I saw Blue Rock Thrushes here and there along the coastline.

It stopped on a tetrapod.
It stopped on a tetrapod.
Blue Rock Thrush Field Guide
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