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190 Ptarmigans, 1.4 Times Increase in Number in Nagano and Central Alps, Ministry of the Environment Survey (Kyodo News)
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On the 7th, the Ministry of the Environment announced that a survey of the Japanese Rock Ptarmigan, a national special natural monument and endangered species, in the Central Alps of Nagano Prefecture had confirmed territories at 83 locations, and confirmed the presence of approximately 190 adult birds, about 1.4 times the number found last year. On Mount Koshimoyama in the southernmost part of the Central Alps, a pair and eggs were spotted for…
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