Hegura Snail - an endemic ssp. that grows anticlockwise rather than clockwise as with all other Snails!
Based on the shadow of a dark bib this is a male and its smallish bill with convex culmen points towards a E.s. pyrrhulina of a south-eastern Siberian origin.
Species noted:
Streaked Shearwater 20
Cormorant 18Eastern Reef Egret 2
Great Egret 3
Grey Heron 4
Mandarin Duck 1
Mallard 4
Pintail 1
Scaup 1
Black-eared Kite 1
Sparrowhawk 3
Merlin 1 male
Peregrine 1
Snipe 1
Common Sandpiper 1
Black-tailed Gull 50
Vega Gull 1
Slaty-backed Gull 3
Kittiwake 1
Feral Dove 1
Rufous Turtle Dove 5
Short-eared Owl 1
Pacific Swift 1
Skylark 15
Olive-backed Pipit 1
Red-throated Pipit 1
Siberian Buff-bellied Pipit 8
Grey Wagtail 1
Black-backed Wagtail 5
Brown-eared Bulbul 4
Waxwing 6
Siberian Accentor 3
Red-flanked Bluetail 2
Daurian Redstart 20
Blue Rock Thrush 3
Pale Thrush 3
Eye-browed Thrush 1
Dusky Thrush 70
Naumann's Thrush 1
Japanese Bush Warbler 8
Goldcrest 25
Wren 2
Red-breasted Flycatcher 1
Coal Tit 3
Eastern Great Tit 4
Japanese White-Eye 45
Eastern Rook 4
Large-billed Crow 4
White-cheeked Starling 2
Asian Rosy Finch 1
Brambling 75
Siskin 200
Mealy Redpoll 15
Pallas's Rosefinch 2
Long-tailed Rosefinch 2
Korean Bullfinch 2 males
Japanese Grosbeak 1
Hawfinch 155
Grey Bunting 15
Masked Bunting 50
Meadow Bunting 8
Chestnut-eared Bunting 4
Elegant Bunting 50
Rustic Bunting 25
Reed Bunting 7
Lapland Bunting 1