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When I arrived in Japan in early December last year, autumn was almost ending. Our first stop was Karuizawa. The hotel waiter told me that the scenery of the nearby Kumoba Pondd is nice, but it's a pity that most of the maple leaves there have fallen. Although it was a bit regretful, we still went for it.

When we arrived at Kumoba Pond, we saw quite a few ducks on the water, some were foraging, and some were resting on the shore or preening their feathers. I never thought that watching ducks swimming freely in the water could be such a healing process, watching them chasing each other, diving into the water to find food, and resting quietly on the logs of fallen trees on the shore, preening their own feathers. The site really makes you feel happy.

This set of photos shows a smaller river duck called the Common Teal or Green-Winged Teal. The male duck has a comma-shaped patch of colour on its face, making it look like it's wearing an eye patch. There are also a few green feathers on their wings.

The weather will get colder and colder, and I believe it won't be long before these ducks migrate south to spend the winter.


Anas crecca, common Teal, Green-Winged Teal
Kumoba Pond
1/12/2024

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