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A Vagrant Bird Appears on Ishigaki Island; Was It Carried There by a Typhoon? The Bronze Ibis, Rarely Seen in Japan, Has a Vivid Reddish-Brown Coat with a "Blue Eyeliner" Marking.
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[Ishigaki] A single Bronze Ibis, a species rarely seen in Japan, was spotted on Ishigaki Island on the 12th. Masahiro Kobayashi (51), a field guide for Ishigaki Island SeaBeans who photographed the bird, was delighted, saying, "I went birdwatching to look for 'parting gifts' from the typhoon, and I discovered the Bronze Ibis." The Bronze Ibis has flown to Ishigaki Island.
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