Japanese Thrush are common in the park but are a bit wary. This is a male…
And this is a female…
Golden Week 2022 #19
Tag: Japanese Thrush
The dark pool #2
Another forest specialty: Japanese Thrush. Very high ISO for these (6400 I think).
A female
On the way home we checked the forest pool again. Sadly it was also the wrong time of day again.
Got some nice views of this female Japanese Thrush at least.
A dark pool
We sopped by a well-known forest pool a couple of times recently. Unfortunately we were there in the morning both times when the light is awful.
Still a good place to see some of the shyer forest birds like Japanese Thrush, Grey Bunting and Siberian Blue Robin though…………
Eastern Crowned Warblers were particularly common.
Another Thrush
There were 5 species of thrush in the park today including this male Japanese Thrush.
It’s a common summer visitor but like all thrush species here is rather shy.
Yet another morning in the park
No new species of note but we spent another couple of hours in the same park this morning.
The male Rubythroat reappeared (or is it a different one?). It was very shy today though.
The Narcs were as conspicious as ever.
Japanese Thrush
A male Japanese Thrush at a well-known forest pool near Tomakomai. This is a common summer visitor but is a shy forest dweller and is generally difficult to photograph. The male put in 2 appearances as did the female but even at the pool they are jumpy and don’t stick around for long.
