2024.6.29 Okususobana Nature Park ♪ The flow of the river and the sound of birds ♪

After exploring the Sasshio Marsh last time, I found out that there are other marshes in the Iwaki area, so I decided to check out the surrounding marshes. The first one was the Kameyachi Marsh in Kitaibaraki...

Tako Marsh is a marshland in Chiba Prefecture, located very close to Narita International Airport. It covers an area of 24 hectares and is home to a variety of rare species as well as species endemic to Takohikari Marsh.

I went to the Ukishima Marsh in Lake Kasumigaura, Ibaraki Prefecture. Exploration ▼I parked my car in the parking lot, went to the toilet, and then set off. ▼After leaving the parking lot, I headed to the right and found an observation area...

I went to Ozone Marsh in Fukushima Prefecture. Exploration ▼I took a pretty bad road, but I made it! ▼The boardwalk was marked with pink tape, and it was off limits...

I went to Uchikura Marsh in Iwaki, Fukushima! Exploring ▼There is a small bench and a sign. ▼It seems to be a good habitat for animals. Floating island...

Following yesterday's visits to Yanohara and Kannon-numa, we explored the marshes of Fukushima. First, we visited Goshikinuma in Urabandai. Exploration ▼We started walking, but there was a lot of snow.

This is a wetland area that is part of Shizuoka Prefectural Forest Park in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Although it is modest, it has a diverse environment and seems to be suitable for observing wildlife. Touring the wetlands in February...

This is a marshland deep in the mountains of Minamiaizu. It is overgrown with vegetation and few people seem to visit. Touring the marshland in late June ▼The inside of the marshland was off-limits...