Sunday, March 15, 2020

Rape Blossoms & Japanese White-eye;

Rape Blossoms from City Park*
On 11th this month, I went to Tokiwa-park to see Rape Blossoms. As the PC's page said,  they were in full-bloom (at their best) ♪ Approaching the flower bed, the beautiful yellow flower made my heart thrilled.  And beside the flower, I had a nice short time talking with two young girls. 
I was happy to see the reflection of the tree which was taken by chance.
Always nice to see young ones and have a share of an energy from them♪

Japanese children's songs called "おぼろ月夜・Oborozukiyo・Hazy  Moon"

*Japanese White eye on our Camellia tree*
Recently, I could take many pictures of white eye visiting our short Camellia having the orange I prepared for them ;-)



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19 comments:

  1. Dearest Miyako,
    The Japanese White eyes are so beautiful and great video too.
    Your other video has been blocked on your blog due to the music copyright but I watched it on YouTube and loved the song!
    Oh, those yellow blossoms, like a dream... the shadow of the tree adds some mystery.
    Hugs,
    Mariette

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  2. Wow what stunning sceneries with gorgeous sea of blossoms! They are breathtakingly beautiful! I love the photo with a shadow of a tree! Japanese White eye is adorable. They became one of my favorite birds through your blog :-) I always love seeing their adorable face when you post their photos. And I enjoyed the video, too. He looks happy eating the orange you put out :-)
    毎日コロナウィルスのニュースでもちきりですね。Miyakoさんも旦那様も、お身体十分気をつけてください。I wish you a wonderful new week, Miyako san! xoxo

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  3. The fields of rape seeds are just gorgeous! I love your little bird, we have one like it but they are hard to capture :)

    Your link-up at 'My Corner of the World' is very much appreciated!

    My Corner of the World

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  4. Miyako - so many bright pictures in your post today. The reflection of the tree is truly a special photo - well done! How blessed you are to have so many white-eye visiting you! Thanks for taking the time to link to Mosaic Monday. I am praying that our daily and weekly routines will help us stay sane during these difficult times.

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  5. That little white eye bird is amazing. Here in Oklahoma, USA they call the plants Canola, but they are just as beautiful.

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  6. Lovely photos. The yellow is beautiful, and we have it here too, usually called Canola here.

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  7. Amazing and beautiful yellow fields, Miyako! You are clever, to tempt the birds with the inside of an orange, so you can capture them eating!:) The shadow of that tree is amazing - so sharp! Many thanks dear friend for this delightful post for All Seasons! Have a beautiful week, Jesh.

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  8. The yellow is such a lovely color, so welcome in these tough tims. Thank you for sharing, stay safe.

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  9. Lovely Post!Wonderful the yellow fields!!!
    Beautiful Birds!
    Greetings Elke

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  10. The field of rape blossoms is just lovely. Things are just now beginning to bloom around here. Thank you for linking up and stay well!

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  11. That rape field would brighten up everyone's day and I love that little bird. Stay safe and have a great week ahead,

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  12. Love the photos especially that little bird!

    Stay safe!

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  13. Hello Miyako, the field of rapeseed blossoms are beautiful. What a lovely sight. The Japanese White Eye is a cute little bird. It is enjoying the orange, great photos. Thanks for linking up and sharing your post. Stay healthy! Enjoy your day, happy weekend.

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  14. Hello. White eye is a wonderful looking bird. It is so beautiful. The park is beautiful too.
    Have a nice weekend.

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  15. That little bird sure is special! Take care of yourself my friend. Stay healthy and happy! Hugs from Florida, Diane

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  16. Beautiful pictures! I love the little bird eating the orange!

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