early month |
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Migratory
birds of fall such as Red-breasted Mergansers and Common Scoters
return. |
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A group of
Jays comes to woods to get acorns. |
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A rare
migratory bird, Oystercatchers return. |
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The first
group of Whooper Swans returns. |
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When the
weather is stormy, Long-tailed Skuas, Short-tailed Shearwaters,
O.leucorhoas and Laysan Albatrosses escape to the seashore. |
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A colony of
Aster tripoliums is seen between the Shunkunitai parking and marsh
around the parking. It is full bloom. |
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Fall flowers
such as Gentana triflora and Aconitum sachalinenses start to die. |
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Miscanthus
sinensises are in full bloom. Its color is beautiful bright silver
in the evening sun. |
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The acorns of
Sorbus Commixta Hedl Var and nuts of the Juglans mandshurica
Maximvar Sachlinensises start to fall down. |
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We can see
Sciurus vulgaris orientis (squirrels) eat the nuts on the trees. |
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Tamias
sibiricus (squirrels) start to carry the nuts to their nest for
winter. |
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the middle of month |
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The
number of a kind of gulls reaches to the peak. 20,000`30,000 of the
birds stays at all over Lake Furen. |
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The color of
Solicornia europaeas turns deep red.
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Aster
tripoliums start to die. |
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Vitis
coignetiae Pulliat ex Planch and Cercidiphyllum japonicum Siebold
turn red. |
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You may spot
a group of dolphins swimming when the sea is calm. |
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