eBird Japan Checklist S16086073

Observations

1. Whooper Swan

   Number observed:  35

2. Mallard

   Number observed:  4

3. Harlequin Duck

   Number observed:  30

4. Stejneger's Scoter

   Number observed:  3

5. Black Scoter

   Number observed:  1600

   Details

   *high count - large rafts on south side of peninsula - likely many more

6. Long-tailed Duck

   Number observed:  15

7. Common Goldeneye

   Number observed:  25

8. Common Merganser (Eurasian)

   Number observed:  8

9. Red-breasted Merganser

   Number observed:  20

10. Red-crowned Crane

    Number observed:  2

    Details

    pair at marsh at base of peninsula

    Media

11. Common Murre

    Number observed:  35

12. Black-headed Gull

    Number observed:  20

13. Common Gull

    Number observed:  60

14. Glaucous Gull

    Number observed:  120

15. Slaty-backed Gull

    Number observed:  350

16. Horned Grebe

    Number observed:  1

17. Red-necked Grebe

    Number observed:  2

18. Red-throated Loon

    Number observed:  12

19. Arctic/Pacific Loon

    Number observed:  7

    Details

    distant flybys

20. Pelagic Cormorant

    Number observed:  20

21. Black Kite (Black-eared)

    Number observed:  8

22. White-tailed Eagle

    Number observed:  10

    Media

23. Steller's Sea-Eagle

    Number observed:  60

    Details

    *high count - estimate of number of birds on poles, ice, and flying around. Truly a spectacle.

    Media

24. Carrion Crow

    Number observed:  15

25. Large-billed Crow (Large-billed)

    Number observed:  80

26. Asian Tit (Japanese)

    Number observed:  1

27. Siberian Rubythroat

    Number observed:  1

    Details

    **very rare in winter - 1-W female-type bird feeding among weeds and discarded rope along north side of peninsula, about halfway out.

    Media

28. Eurasian Tree Sparrow

    Number observed:  3

29. Asian Rosy-Finch

    Number observed:  25

    Details

    *uncommon - single flock feeding on north side of road halfway out, took off almost immediately after being found

    Media

30. Redpoll (Common)

    Number observed:  46

    Details

    many flyover/flyby flocks