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The Spring Adventure of the Spot-billed Duck: Why Do They Move with Their Families?

2024/03/01

Hello, everyone! With the arrival of spring, one of the sights that becomes more common in cities across Japan is the procession of spot-billed ducks and their ducklings. Led by the mother duck, the adorable sight of the ducklings walking in a line is truly endearing! But why do spot-billed ducks “move” in the spring?…

Torimame, Resuming Flight!

2024/03/01

Hello everyone! The long-awaited reopening of the “Torimame” site is here! We apologize for the long wait, but this spring, we begin a new chapter. Along with the warm sunshine, the world of birds always teaches us new discoveries, no matter how small. Why not touch upon the wonders of nature close to us once…

A Little Announcement 🌱

2024/02/09

Hello, everyone! Thank you so much for enjoying the days with “Torimame”. We have a little announcement to make. We’ve decided to take a short break until February 29th to prepare more wonderful articles and projects for you. During this time, the site will also undergo a slight makeover. But not to worry! Once this…

100th Article Milestone of Torimame!

2024/02/06

Good evening, everyone! Thanks to all of you, “Torimame” has finally reached the major milestone of 100 articles! This achievement is solely due to our readers who read our articles daily and their deep love for birds. We truly appreciate it. To commemorate this milestone, we would like to look back on our articles today….

The Black and White Residents of Antarctica: The Adelie Penguin

2024/02/05

Hello, everyone! In the icy world of the Antarctic continent, there lives a small inhabitant dressed in black and white. Its name is the Adelie penguin. This adorable creature hides many unknown charms. The Adelie penguin is a medium-sized penguin, about 60-70 cm in body length. Its distinguishing features include a white belly, a black…

Spending Time with the Round-Eyed Eurasian Wigeon

2024/02/04

Good evening, everyone! As the cold season arrives, we are visited by small friends from afar. Their name is the Eurasian Wigeon. Let’s introduce a bit of their charm. The Eurasian Wigeon is about 48cm in length, roughly the size of a Carrion Crow. The males are characterized by their cream and chestnut-colored heads. As…

Birds above the Sea! The Difference Between Seagulls and Black-tailed Gulls

2024/02/03

Good evening, everyone! When strolling along the coast, you often catch sight of white birds soaring through the sky. Among these, seagulls and black-tailed gulls particularly stand out, but due to their similar appearances, distinguishing between the two is certainly worth your while. Today, let’s delve a little deeper into the differences between these two…

Did you know that February 2nd and 22nd are “Varied Tit Day”?

2024/02/02

For all the fluffy lovers out there, are you aware of this special day? Yes, it’s “Varied Tit Day”. It’s a somewhat unusual commemorative day set every year on February 2nd and 22nd. This day is dedicated to celebrating the Varied Tit, known for its adorable appearance and sociable behavior. The Varied Tit is about…

Secret Stories of the Swans.Let’s Try to Distinguish the Three Types of Swans!

2024/02/01

Good evening, everyone! With the arrival of winter, swans grace our nearby nature, bringing peace to the hearts of those who watch their elegant dance. Though they may look similar, there are subtle differences between these swans. Today, let’s take a closer look at how to distinguish the Whooper Swan, the Tundra Swan, and the…

Adorning the Seasonal Words with Wings! The Secrets of the Osprey’s Hunting and Feet

2024/01/31

Good evening, everyone! Do you know this bird often seen around rivers and seashores? It might be an Osprey. Ospreys are about the same size as a crow or slightly larger, with a body length of approximately 58 to 64 cm. Both males and females are almost the same color. Their backs and the upper…

The Blue Rock Thrush: From Coastlines to Cities

2024/01/30

Have you ever encountered a small blue bird while strolling along the rocky shores or harbors? It might have been the Blue Rock Thrush. The Blue Rock Thrush is about 23 cm in length, slightly smaller than the common thrush. The male is distinguished by its dark blue head, throat, and back, with a chestnut-colored…

The sea’s hunter dancing with blue feet, the Blue-footed Booby!

2024/01/29

Hello, everyone! Have you heard of the splendid bird, the Blue-footed Booby, which reflects the blue of the sea in its feet? The most striking feature of this bird, as its name suggests, is its vivid blue feet. During the breeding season, it performs a dance-like courtship display, proudly lifting its beautiful feet. The Blue-footed…

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