6/10/09 Overcast with a N2 breeze at dawn. No sign of any new arrivals until mid-morning when suddenly there were seemingly migrants everywhere including our first Daurian Redstart and 4 Rustic Buntings of the trip. Unfortunately we had to leave Heagura-jima due to the imminent arrival of Typhoon No.18 fast approaching southern Japan. Booked into Minshuku Hakuto-en in Wajima.
Grey-streaked Flycatcher along the Central Track
personata Black-faced Bunting along the Central Track
Leaving our hosts at Minshuku Tsuki
Minshuku Tsuki boarded-up awaiting Typhoon No. 18
The fish factory closed for Typhoon No.18
Leaving Hegura-jima behind
Streaked Shearwater between Hegura-jima and WajimaSpecies noted:
Streaked Shearwater 200
Japanese Cormorant 12 at Wajima
Great Egret 2
Grey Heron 4
Mandarin Duck 17
Wigeon 3
Teal 2
Mallard 6
Spot-billed Duck 3
Black-eared Kite 15
Sparrowhawk 1
Pacific Golden Plover 1
Snipe h
Far Eastern Curlew 1
Black-tailed Gull 100
Vega Gull 1
Slaty-backed Gull 2
Oriental Turtle Dove 3
Richard's Pipit 1
Olive-backed Pipit 1
Siberian Buff-bellied Pipit 2
Grey Wagtail 2
Black-backed Wagtail 20
Brown-eared Bulbul 1
Daurian Redstart 1 male
Siberian Stonechat 3
Blue Rock Thrush 10
Pale Thrush 15
Dusky Thrush 2
Japanese Bush Warbler 10
Arctic Warbler 12
Yellow-browed Warbler 2
Dusky Warbler 1
Grey-streaked Flycatcher 2
Brown Flycatcher 1
Chestnut-flanked White-eye 1
Bull-headed Shrike 1
Large-billed Crow 4
White-cheeked Starling 1
Brambling 112
Oriental Greenfinch 20
Black-faced Bunting 15
Rustic Bunting 4
Little Bunting 5
Reed Bunting 1
