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43. ASIAN STUBTAIL. At least one bird around the bird bath in the Imperial Palace Gardens. 44. ORIENTAL REED WARBLER. One, Kama-gawa River. 45. EASTERN CROWNED WARBLER. At least one in mixed flock of migrants, Kyoto Botanic Gardens. 46. Japanese white-eye. Fairly common. 47. WHITE-CHEEKED STARLING.Common and widespread. 48. Siberian stonechat. Several along Kama-gawa River. Orange rumps of females obvious. 49. ASIAN BROWN FLYCATCHER. One in Kyoto Botanic Gardens and one photographed at Nankou. Very large-eyed with a prominent eye-ring. 50. NARCISSUS FLYCATCHER. Female at the bird bath, Imperial Palace Gardens, Kyoto. 51. BLUE-AND-WHITE FLYCATCHER. Female at the bird bath, Imperial Palace Gardens, Kyoto.More robust than the rather similar Narcissus female, and more rufous in wings. |