The three chicks that grew up safely are about to fly far away. July 7, 2018
From June to July 2018, I updated the "Continued, Little Grebe Observation Diary" blog.
I saw the goshawk, the manager who was observing both the little grebe and the goshawk at that time, and then went home to the little grebe and then to work at night, updated the blog, and departed again before 5 am the next morning. rice field.
It seemed that I was trying too hard, and for a while after that, my body went into full mode and I neglected to update my blog.
If you try too hard, it will resonate later, so it seems to be reasonable.
Listening to the words of the soul connected to the body, and sometimes the full mode is also important! is.
So, the goshawk, which I covered in my blog several times last year (2017), bred in the same place this year (2018) as well as last year, and all three chicks left safely.
I'm going to cover the goshawk, which I took as a photo but didn't make an article, in this blog.
The title is "Urban Goshawks, Breeding Records".
I met the goshawk, the caretaker, at the end of July 2017, and one day after returning to Japan, I learned that goshawks are breeding in a nearby park.
At that time, the goshawk chicks had already finished fledging and could only be observed for about a week at that time. See (Goshawk, 1, 2, 3)
A goshawk that has disappeared for a while after the young bird's departure.
Near the end of the year, goshawks began to appear in the park forests they used to breed last time, and they started preparing for breeding again.
In this "Urban Goshawk, Breeding Record", we will introduce the appearance of the goshawk observed by the caretaker, from the preparation for breeding to the departure of the chicks, with photos little by little with the caretaker's delusion.
I look forward to working with you.
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This "Urban Goshawk, Breeding Record" is a total of 40 episodes.
If you are interested, please take a look.
There are many typographical errors, mistakes, and difficult-to-read points, but I will correct them little by little.
October 31, 2020
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