This sweet Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker was perching on the Cherry-tree close to my house. Luckily found on our way back from shopping. So agile that I could only take some photos :-)
Taken before flew away, Surprised and Happy to see what I photographed♪ |
Eastern Buzzard Flying high in the sky same day. At first, we thought he/she might be black-kite. My husband wished to know for sure, through mail I could ask the Natural Park staff again(^_^)v
These Birdies were on the tree close to my house and on the block wall ♬♬♬
Eophona personata and Daurian redstart
Dusky thrush |
*Views from Shimonoseki-City*
Replica of Choshu-Cannon at the time of 'First Sino-Japanese War'.
Sculptures of 源義経 'minamoto no Yoshitne' and 平知盛 'taira no tomomori' from 12 century. Yoshitune is famous for his 'Leaping of the Eight Ships.' '八艘飛び , hassoutobi'
I was a bit out of shape 'just feeling weary' after busy schedule (^^;)
Visit You Soon, Wishing you are having wonderful April*
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Hello, Miyako! The sculptures are beautiful..I love the view of the bridge, a very pretty area. The birds are wonderful sightings and photos. The Pygmy Woodpecker is adorable. Wonderful post and photos. Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteadorable pygmy woodpecker! so cute! and i love the sculptures, too.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute birds! Some of them look very round :-) I see woodpeckers around here, too. They look a little different from Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker, but they sure are very agile!
ReplyDeleteI love the sculptures. Such dynamic works of art! Looks great with the long bridge behind them.
I'm sorry you'be been feeling weary. I hope you get a good rest and feel better. Have a lovely day, Miyako san :-)
I like all your bird photographs.
ReplyDeleteYour birds are all so sweet. How lucky you were to get photographs of them, it is very hard to do! Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet bird shots.
ReplyDeleteGreat sculptures/fences.
Enjoyed your post.
beautiful birds and photos!
ReplyDeleteDearest Miyako,
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm really amazed at the beautiful bird variety you see right near your home! Great photos and yes, those birdies are very agile and don't pose for the camera...
Great history and lovely sculptures.
Enjoy your weekend and sending you hugs,
Mariette
Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker is so cute, Miyako!
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Dearest Miyako, i like all your bird photos, but especially the cute pigmy woodpecker, he is just adorable!
ReplyDeleteThe sculptures are amazing, the leaping Yoshitune looks like he is in motion. What a lovely sculpture park. Hugs from the PNW!
Hello, Miyako, I wanted to stop back and say thank you for linking up your cute birds and post. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collection of photos. The ones of the birds are amazing. I very much enjoyed your post.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Love the birds and especially the woodpecker.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping by to add your link for us birders at I'd Rather B Birdin' for us to enjoy your post Orchid!!
ReplyDeleteLove to find great photos of birds. Some we have in Ky. and some not. I always try to pick out the ones I read about. We have a lot of birds about our feeders but I don't know them all. Mostly red Cardinals now.
ReplyDeleteThe sculptures are amazing! Love the little birds, especially that first one.
ReplyDeleteAdorable birds...I especially loved the little woodpecker!
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and LivingFromHappiness
You have wonderful birds around you.
ReplyDeleteHello Miyako, nice to see you back.
ReplyDeleteThe sculptures are stunning and that is the sweetest little woodpecker - wish we had it here in Canada.
Beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteDearest Miyako San!
ReplyDeleteSweet Japaness Pygmy wood pecher are natural parks,first Sino Japanese War,
Chosho-cannon at the First Sino Japanese war.Yoshitune famous eight ships hassoutobi.
Enjoy weekend!
Have a nice day!
Michiko
It's really nice that you can email the Park staff for help with identifying the birds. I wish we could do that. You took wonderful bird pictures. And I very much enjoyed learning a little of Your country's history through the interesting buildings and sculptures.
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