Unlike Tree Sparrows and Brown-eared Bulbuls coming to the wood-deck, the Japanese White-eyes don't fly away even when I opened the curtains so I was able to take pictures of them quite easily:)
Sunday 31 January 2016
Japanese White-eye
A pair of Japanese White-eyes (Mejiroメジロ) started visiting to my sugar water bowl on the wood-deck frequently so I couldn't resist putting out something which they would like - pieces of apples, satsumas or a spoonful of raspberry jam.
Unlike Tree Sparrows and Brown-eared Bulbuls coming to the wood-deck, the Japanese White-eyes don't fly away even when I opened the curtains so I was able to take pictures of them quite easily:)
Unlike Tree Sparrows and Brown-eared Bulbuls coming to the wood-deck, the Japanese White-eyes don't fly away even when I opened the curtains so I was able to take pictures of them quite easily:)
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