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The birds |
The animals |
The nature |
early month |
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Migratory
birds of fall such as Crossbills, Redpolls and Sinkins return. (S) |
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Migratory
birds of fall such as Rough-legged Bussards and Hen Harriers return
to marsh. (S) |
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A king of the
sea, Stellerfs Sea Eagles start to return. (S) |
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The place of
bait is open. Great Spotted Woodpeckers, Nuthatches and Great Tits
come to the place to eat. (C) |
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the middle of month |
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A number of
Whooper Swans reaches to the peak. It is about 3,000 around
Shunkunitai and Onnetou, and about 6,000 `7,000 all around Lake
Furan. (S) |
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Moss in
forest in Shunkunitai becomes the most beautiful in this season. (S) |
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Sprouts of
Lysichiton Camtschatcenses can be seen. (S and W) |
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the end of month |
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Winter birds,
Snow Buntings, Rosy Finches and Brambling return. (S) |
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We can not
spot Japanese Cranes until spring because they move to Akan Chou and
Tsurui Mura. |
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A number of
seals around Lake Furen start to increase. We may spot about 100 of
them. |
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Squirrels
come up to the place of bait. (C) |
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