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Meet rare wild birds at the mouth of the Sumida River ・ Announcement of observation on February 8
Who is this bird? ？ ？
In the fifth year of birdwatching at the mouth of the Sumida River, we encountered birds with unknown names! It's a rare event on January 29th.
At night, a friend of birdwatching contacted me and found it "the female black duck."
Black duck is a winter bird, and many are said to winter in Hokkaido, but it can be seen in Choshi and Kujukuri Beach in Honshu.
Here at the mouth of the Sumida River, ducks are wintered by mallard, northern pintail, Eurasian wigeon and Suzugamo.
As a feature of this year, suzugamo is coming to the mouth of the Kamejima River in large quantities.
Walking around Aioi Bridge, this time there is a clam grebes.
This is also a winter bird, and the probability of encountering is low, but I often see it this year.
It was a very satisfying bird walk today.
News of bird watching party Saturday, February 8
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A bird watching event will be held where you may meet rare birds.
Feb. 8 (Sat) 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Meeting place 1st floor lobby of Tsukuda River City Building No. 10, Chuo-ku
Membership fee 100 yen (equivalent to volunteer event accident insurance premiums)
Application Inquiry Email [email protected] Phone 050-1746-8579 (Please apply for answering machine)
Take measures against cold weather with easy-to-walk clothes. If you have binoculars, writing utensils, and notebooks, you can enjoy it more.
We will distribute bird brochures in advance.
We will inform you of the availability of bad weather by e-mail or mobile phone.
Host: Tsukuda Tsukishima Shimbun
Usako Tsukuda will also participate.
I would like to introduce four pairs of parents and children from Indian spot-billed duck that I met in Tsukuda last year.
Let's join birdwatching in the urban oasis Sumida River while praying for the weather.