My exploration of my favourite park in Jeju continues on. The weather cooled down nicely throughout October, and while some species became a lot harder to find, others became a bit easier to see. Long gone were Paradise Flycatchers and even the usual Eurasian Jays I was finding, but in their place were Daurian Redstarts, Bull-headed Shrikes, and raptors moving through the skies. A few nice butterflies were still around as well, including that pretty blue Japanese Oakblue.
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| Grey-backed Thrush |
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| White's Thrush |
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| Grey Heron |
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| Bull-headed Shrike |
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| Yellow-browed Warbler |
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| Daurian Redstart |
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| Japanese Oakblue Arhopala japonica |
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| Japanese Oakblue Arhopala japonica |
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| Siberian Weasel |
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| Mankyua chejuense, a type of fern only found on Jeju Island |
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