A second set of photos of birds seen during various trips to the Jeju east coast this winter.
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| Harlequin Duck, one individual found by a visiting friend. I was pretty excited to tick this one on Jeju as I didn't get any photoso of the ones I saw in Gangwon-do a couple years ago. |
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| Long-tailed Shrike. I saw this one at the same spot back in September, which made me wonder if it's the same individual, or just a coincidence. |
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| Pacific Reef Heron; I got surprisingly close to this one while it was fishing. |
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| Carrion Crow, an uncommon bird on Jeju. |
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| Male Red-breasted Merganser |
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| Leucistic Eastern Spot-billed duck |
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| Caspian Tern hiding behind the reeds. |
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| Caspian Tern peeking out a bit from the rock. |
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| Caspian Tern after I accidentaly flushed it. Luckily it landed back in its original spot after a bit of flying. |
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| Presumed female Canvasback with male and female Common Pochards. More on that Canvasback in another post. |
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| Greater Spotted Eagle, seen flying over Hado wetland briefly. This was a bird long on my list and it felt satisfying finally getting nice good looks at one. |
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