Greater Cormorant 1
Japanese Cormorant 2
Grey Heron 4
Mandarin Duck 1
Teal 1
Mallard 3
Black-eared Kite 2
Eastern Buzzard 1 ex.
Sparrowhawk 1
Merlin 1
Peregrine 4
Coot 1
Swinhoe's Snipe 1
Black-headed Gull 2
Black-tailed Gull 200
Vega Gull 1
Slaty-backed Gull 2
Great Spotted Woodpecker 3
Skylark 3
Olive-backed Pipit 3
Black-backed Wagtail 10
Brown-eared Bulbul 6
Siberian Rubythroat 1 male
Red-flanked Bluetail 3
Daurian Redstart 6
Stejneger's Stonechat 5
Blue Rock Thrush 5
Japanese Grey Thrush 1 female
Pale Thrush 5
Eye-browed Thrush 2
Dusky Thrush 60
Naumann's Thrush 2
Japanese Bush Warbler 6
Middendorff's Grasshopper Warbler 1
Arctic Warbler 1
Pallas's Leaf Warbler 1
Yellow-browed Warbler 4
Goldcrest 50
Taiga Flycatcher 1
Japanese White-eye 20
Large-billed Crow 2
Brambling 40
Oriental Greenfinch 15
Siskin 50
Bullfinch 1 female
Japanese Grosbeak 4
Hawfinch 50
Masked Bunting 10
Pine Bunting 1
Elegant Bunting 20
Rustic Bunting 12
Little Bunting 1
Reed Bunting 3
Yellow-browed Warbler at Tsukasa
a very grey-crowned individual
Red-flanked Bluetail at the earth field
Female Daurian Redstart at the earth field
Black-eared Kites had doubled in number!
Eastern Buzzard at Middendorff's Marsh
East to see why Rough-legged Buzzard is considered a confusion species
Hawfinches over the Central Track
First-winter Siberian Black-headed Gull in the Harbour
First-winter Black-backed Wagtail at the harbour
Taiga Flycatcher at the earth fiel
Goldcrest at Tsukasa