NARAKI YUSUKE  PHOTOGRAPHY

Continuation of Mishima Part 3 On the morning of a typhoon-like gale, a falcon was eating something as it flew by. This is another individual with narrow wing stripes. It was really a moment, so it's a terrible photo, but could it be an eurasian sparrowhawk? Even the crow has a different atmosphere when it is in the forest. Grey-spotted flycatcher. Dark-sided flycatcher with its dark lore. Asian brown flycatcher with its white lore. This is another tristram's bunting that I l

Continuation of Mishima Part 2 Male black-faced buntings. There seems to be a lot of individual variation in the pattern and color of the cheeks. Blue rock thrush. The thing flying around on the rocks in the distance seemed to be an asian stubtail. There was a red-flanked bluetail, which I hadn't seen at all this winter. A number of narcissus flycatchers appeared, which usually don't let me photograph them at low altitudes. Same individual. When I first saw it, I thought it w

This is a birding report following the reference information on Mishima Island in Mishima Part 1. I identified the birds by using illustrated books, internet, and Google lenses, so there may be some mistakes. All photos were taken with the D500 + AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR, using a 1.4x telecon (TC-14E III) as necessary. Most of the photos are cropped because there are many just for evidence. From the ship on the way to the island, I saw a streaked shearwater. The scen

In the first half of holidays in May, I went to Mishima for three days and two nights. Mishima is a remote island located off the coast of Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The island is famous among birdwatchers for the variety of wild birds, including rare birds, that can be observed during the migration season. It is also famous for fishermen. The late actor Hiroki Matsukata, who was famous for his tuna fishing, has a sign on the island. When I take pictures of wild birds,