Observed arrival · 2026-09-19
鳥予報 turns Tokyo-area birdwatching into a tide-timed dispatch
A Japanese birding guide aggregates observation reports from six metropolitan-area sites and pairs them with tide tables to suggest when and where to look.
- For
- Tokyo-area birdwatchers planning a day in the field
- Worth noticing
- It combines tide timing with site-specific habitat advice, such as early mornings for kingfishers at Mizumoto Park.
Field notes
The page separates tidal mudflat locations from freshwater and wetland sites, then assigns different timing advice to each habitat. Its location entries include practical logistics such as station access, parking capacity, route length, observation facilities, and difficulty ratings. The extract reports 22 species at Yatsu Higata and 12 at Mizumoto Park, while the notable-sightings section highlights a single black-faced spoonbill and two storks. Repeated entries and standardized blocks suggest that much of the page is assembled automatically.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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