2024 - 06 Nature & Birds of Japan (Tokyo, river & fields )
#Japanese Nature & Wild Birds end of June# Riverside & fields on the outskirts of Tokyo # Oriental reedwarbler, Long-billed Plover, Azure-winged Magpie, White wagtail & Japanese wagtail, Kingfisher, Meadow Bunting, Chinese Hwamei#
This was filmed the last week of June after a day of heavy rain. This place has small ricefields, a little stream and the main river that passes by. The noisiest of all is the Oriental Reedwarbler that sings non stop, giving an atmosphere of wilderness as few people go through the place. Birds that live in the plain go from one tree to another. It is the season when chicks are out of the nest but still require feeding. Due to the rainy season, the place is for the moment lush and green.
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realaxing video, beautiful wildlife and scenes, thank you.
Thank you for sharing this amazing video, beautiful birds.
Wonderful ♥️👍👍 Glad l was there
Thank you for the wonderful video. The sounds coming from the video are lively. I enjoyed the atmosphere of the summer waterside with the voices of warblers and azure-winged magpies, the chorus of plovers and wagtails, and the beautiful blue kingfishers.
Wonderful scenery ❤❤❤
Very beautiful place. There are such variety of birds here. So cool to see them my friend. Thank you for spending your time making this video for us. I do love the Wagtail, so cool.
Hello dear friend,
こんばんは。遅く成りましてすみません😮ヨシキリを初めて身近な可愛い野鳥を共有してくれてありがとうございます😮
こんばんは。今日も自然の美しさと野鳥たちの生きざまを丁寧な撮影で見せていただきありがとうございます。
The place is beautiful lush green. My favourite in all this would be azure winged magpie, the kingfisher with the catch and the wagtail baby being fed. Very nice video ❤
Another fantastic set Patricia. It’s great that you managed to spot and record the Reed Warbler, I haven’t seen one posing like that for ages and really wish the Azure Winged Magpie was on the British bird list! The Tree Frog is so cute! Hope you have a great weekend and happy birding!😊
A tiring occupation😅He was probably up all night😏A fantastic place for waterbirds like the heron. I bet none of them go hungry. The "don't kill us" sign is interesting We don't have these signs but wildlife is generally protected by law in Australia and hurting animals which are not considered vermin or pests can result in hefty penalties. A lovely combination of footage as always👍
セッカよく見つけましたね。この種の鳥は、判りにくいです(^_-)-☆