Eurasian nuthatch, ゴジュウカラ

Widely distributed in Eurasia, excluding the boreal and mountainous regions. Habitats are resident birds and do not migrate.

Three subspecies inhabit Japan all year round. Although distributed from Kyushu to Hokkaido, individuals bred in highlands move to lowlands in winter.（Cited reference from Wikipedia）

Eastern Buzzard,ノスリ

In the fuss of the coronavirus, this is no time to be going out for taking birds picture in the field.

So as not to infect coronavirus I have take care seriously everyday first and foremost.

The Eastern buzzard or Japanese buzzard (Buteo japonicus) is a medium to large bird of prey that is sometimes considered a subspecies of the widespread common buzzard (Buteo buteo). some scientists treated is as a distinct species starting 2008, but most people still treat it as a subspecies. It is native to Mongolia, China, Japan, and some offshore islands. And at least various birds winter in Southeast Asia. 

While hovering it looks for the prey

                                             Plunge to the target  

Whether or not the prey was there or not. 

Japanese Waxwing,ヒレンジャク

This is the second installment of a two-part series of this topic. 

A flock of five Japanese waxwings has flown away somewhere,11th in March.

The pink-colored of the background is Kawazu cherry blossoms

                                     The battle over water

 The fruits of Liriope musicians were already fed. above

　　　　　　　　　　　　A few of Liriope musicians fruits

Japanese Waxwing,ヒレンジャク

This is first installment of a two-part series of this topic.

It inhabits in North-east Asia and can be seen as a winter bird in Japan.

Wintering ranges are Japan, Sakhalin, the Korean Peninsula, southern China, Taiwan, etc., but the number of arrivals is extremely irregular depending on the year. In Japan, it stays in the area north of central Okinawa from November to May. In contrast to Bohemian Waxwing, which is common in eastern Japan, Japanese Waxwing is more common in western Japan and is rarely seen in Hokkaido.( reference source Wikipedia) 

It drinks rainwater pooled in the tree crotch.

Ａ Japanese waxwings feeding on berries of Liriope muscan.       

Ａ Japanese waxwings feeding on berries of Ophiopogon japonicas