January Two birds perching on a branch
This photo was taken at Hohkoen (Minamiboso), where two white-tailed godwits perched amicably on a cherry branch.
Siberian thrush (Turdus sibiricus)
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January Two white-eyes cuddling up to each other
This photo was taken at Hohkoen (Minamiboso), where two white-tailed godwits were smiling as they cuddled up on a cherry tree.
January Two birds that seem to be talking to each other
This photo was taken at Hohkoen (Minamiboso), where two white-eyes seem to be talking to each other on a cherry tree.
January The moment when their beaks meet
This photo was taken at Hohkouen (Minamiboso) and captures the moment two white-tailed godwits on a cherry tree put their beaks together.
January Two white-tailed gulls playing with each other
This photo was taken at Hohkoen (Minamiboso), where two white-tailed godwits perched on a cherry tree were playing with each other.
January Hokoen (Minamiboso)｜A dignified rest for two birds
This photo was taken at Hohkoen (Minamiboso), where two gallant white-eyes were resting in a cherry tree.
January Hokoen (Minami-Boso)｜Back view of a white-tailed bunting
This photo was taken at Hokoen (Minamiboso), where a white-tailed godwit perched on a branch of a cherry tree.
January Hokoen (Minamiboso)｜A peaceful look for a short break
This photo was taken at Hohkoen (Minamiboso), where a white-tailed godwit was taking a short rest in a cherry tree, looking peaceful.
January Hokoen (Minamiboso)｜Dignified white-eye and early-blooming cherry blossoms
This photo was taken at Hokoen (Minami-Boso), where dignified white-eyes and early-blooming cherry trees line up.
Year 2025 EBARA JINJINJIN｜The dynamism of the white-eye and scarlet cherry blossoms flapping their wings
This photo shows a white-eye perched on the branch of a scarlet cherry tree, just at the moment it spreads its wings.
Year 2025 Ebara Shrine｜The Beauty of Movement: Fluttering White-eyes and Cold-Blooming Red Cherry Blossoms
This photograph captures the moment a Japanese white-eye spreads its wings while flitting among the flowers of a cold-hardy red-flowered cherry tree.
Year 2025 Ebara Shrine｜A spring moment with Japanese white-eyes sipping nectar from cold-blooming red cherry blossoms
This photograph captures a Japanese white-eye feeding on the nectar of a cold-hardy red-flowered cherry tree.
Year 2025 Ebara Shrine｜A natural composition where cold-blooming red cherry blossoms and Japanese white-eyes harmonize
This photograph was taken with careful consideration of the placement of the cold-hardy red-flowered cherry tree and the Japanese white-eye, composing the shot with balanced proportions.
Year 2025 Ebara Shrine｜The depth created by the front blur and the white-eye
This photo was taken by slightly blurring the scarlet cherry tree in the foreground and focusing on the white-eye in the background to bring out the subject.
Year 2025 Ebara Shrine｜The texture of scarlet cherry blossoms and the presence of white-eye
In this photo, I focused on the foreground to highlight the texture of the scarlet cherry blossoms, while at the same time retaining the presence of the white-eye in the background.
Year 2025 Ushitenjin Kitano-jinja｜Ume plum trees and white-eyes play in spring
This photo was taken while considering the positioning of the plum tree and the whitebait, so that the overall balance would look beautiful.
Year 2025 Kiba Park｜Gently wrapped white-eye and cold cherry blossoms
In this photo, I tried to capture the white-eye and the cold cherry blossoms in a soft and gentle atmosphere.
Year 2025 Kiba Park｜Moment of a white-tailed godwit taking off
In this photo, I tried to capture the momentary movement of the white-tailed godwit as it was about to take flight.
Year 2025 Kiba Park｜Cherry Blossoms and Cold Cherry Blossoms in Spring
In this photo, a white-eye and a cold cherry blossom are reflected together in a spring-like scene.
Year 2025 Kiba Park｜Mejiro visiting the cold cherry blossoms
This photo was taken to capture the lovely sight of a white-eye visiting an early-blooming cold-weather cherry tree.
