My husband, who teaches Science in junior high school, had some errands to do in Iseno Sato Kankyo Gakushu Center, or an environment study center, so I asked him to take me to the place today.
I have been to the place for a few times before. As far as I know Iseno Sato maintains a natural environment including ponds, biotopes and rice fields so that visitors from young people to seniors can see small insects, butterflies, bees, fireflies, various plants and wild birds there.
I was very glad to take pictures of Oshidori or male Mandarin duck.
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My experiences of taking pictures of another Mandarin duck in another place.
Oshidiri or Mandarin Duck (left) and Kogamo or Green-winged Teal (right)
Aigamo (A mixture of wild and domestic duck)
Cherry blossoms
It is made from a broken school chair and a long piece of wood put on the seat to make a recycled bench. There were a total of three school chairs. A long piece of wood connects them. I thought that a maximum of 5 people can sit on it.
After work, my husband looked something for taking photos.
Below the wooden stuff, you can see a small bird,
Hoojiro or Siberian Meadow Bunting.
On top of the wooden stuff, there is a tiny yellow bird,
Kisekirei or Grey Wagtail.
Kogamo or male Green Winged Teal
The mixture duck
Hoojiro or Siberian Meadow Bunting
The most happiest thing of my visit was I finally took clear pictures of male Mandarin Duck.
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