--- On Mon, 1/18/10, Tobias Hayashi <> wrote:
> I agree with Frank on most counts. Your varied
> tits are actually Great Tits. The Varied Tits are a bright
> orangey-red.
Thanks Tobias - there's one later at about 5:20.
> common in Japan. The Ohara unknown is, as Frank pointed out,
> a female Daurian Redstart. The males are much more distinctive.
I am pretty sure I saw a male Redstart as well, but didn't get it on video.
I've checked the Egrets and one I had marked as an Intermediate is a Little
Egret, while another I hadn't marked is a Great Egret.
The Cormorants are Great Cormorants (I gather the Red Faced would only be seen
in Hokkaido) but I did see a Japanese Cormorant in Hiroshima which I didn't get
on video.
That just leaves one unknown at 4:50 which may be another Brambling, but
without being able to see the wings it's hard to tell.
Rob
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