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Tag Archives: birds
Between Two and Three
Hi, blog. This will be another short post. We have officially entered the rainy season, and it has certainly rained. Typhoon Mawar (or, as the Japanese like to call it, Typhoon number 2) passed over parts of Japan last week … Continue reading
Sights and Sounds (or I wish I had a better camera)
Hi, blog. I was worried that there wouldn’t be a second post this month. Not only am I feeling tired – I suspect the fluctuating temperatures, humidity, and air pressure are causing this – but weekends have tended to be … Continue reading
Posted in Suburban wildlife
Tagged birds, Japanese rat snake, melodious laughingthrush, softshell turtles
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The Partridge Family
Hi, blog. Blogging has been rough recently. Apart from the change of job location and the associated moving, the rollercoaster temperatures and the recent rain – we just had a run of nine consecutive days in which it rained within … Continue reading
Off the Rail
Hi blog. After what seemed to be endless rain with just a couple of sunny patches in between, the rainy season has officially ended in the Kanto region and the heat is on. With high humidity, even 30℃ can seem … Continue reading
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
Hi blog. I had been hoping to make one more post last month, but my material was thin and I ended up being busy with other things. We are in the depths of winter here, with some days not getting … Continue reading
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Tagged birds, crows, grey wagtail, jorogumo, mistletoe, wintersweet
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Warbler in the bush
Hi blog. This may be the only post I get out this month, and it will be brief. I am currently in a situation where I have been given the opportunity to work from home – no kids at school … Continue reading
Don’t pick up chicks!
Hi blog. I’m sorry about my lack of posts, but I am busy with a few things at home and work that require my attention. The rainy season has officially ended, the earliest ending ever announced by the bureau of … Continue reading
Common Kingfisher
See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water Grantchester Meadows, Pink Floyd Hi blog. If you go to a wooded riverbank or lake, you are quite likely to see people with magnifying scopes and long telephoto lenses waiting … Continue reading
Not Just Another Walk in the Park
Hi blog. April is upon us, which means the beginning of the financial year and academic year, cherry blossom parties, and the end of the end of the extremely short spring holidays. (I don’t get why the last day of … Continue reading
A Walk in the Park
Hi blog. I’ll spare you the excuses, mostly because I have none. We are into late March, meaning the end of the academic and financial years, unstable weather – one day’s minimum might be higher than the next day’s maximum, … Continue reading