Four Seasons of FANUC June, 2025
With winter birds no longer to be seen, the Japanese nightingale notifies the presence of spring, as the flowers and birds of summer start to appear in the forests of FANUC this year as well.
Daurian Redstart (female)
Unlike its male counterpart, its appearance is inconspicuous, but when taking off to fly, the bright orange of the tail feathers are exposed, catching the eye.
Eastern Buzzard
Being slightly smaller than a black kite, it belongs to the same family as hawks.
Japanese nightingale
Hiding deep within bushes and rarely making an appearance, their singing resonates strongly from all corners of the spring forest.
Chestnut-Cheeked Starling (male)
A bird of summer that can be seen in early summer in the forests of FANUC.
Paeonia japonica
This year again, this flower bloomed elegantly and beautifully. It is a frail flower that sheds its petals in just two or three days.