Ardea intermedia [チュウサギ,Intermediate egret]
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Ardea intermedia [チュウサギ,Intermediate egret]
稲の伸びてきた田んぼにいました😊

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Craving Seafood
Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
An Intermediate Egret (Ardea intermedia) hunting for seafood for lunch. It did manage to get a prawn a while later. Got the shot but the egret was facing away a bit.
A Hungry Afternoon
An Intermediate Egret (Ardea intermedia) foraging in drizzling weather on a patch of grassland on the southern bank of the Marina Reservoir. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
This was usually preening and resting time but the egret had either probably had not enough in the morning or it was nesting.
Nice comparative chart by nature guide Kumasuke, showing the size differences between heron/egret species found commonly in Japan:
Daisagi: great white heron or great egret. Note how the blue-green gape going past the eye
Chûsagi: intermediate egret or yellow-billed egret. Note the yellow gape stopping under the eye
Kosagi: little egret. Note the yellow feet + the fluffy crown
If I remember well, most egret/heron species slightly change coloring and/or grow fluffy feathers during mating season. Those feathers were once used for kanzashi hairpins, a remnant are the katsuyama kanzashi worn by maiko for Gion matsuri (see the butterflies faint "antennas"?):
Nowadays egret are protected and feathers still in use are from ancient stocks.
Egret species are often virtually impossible to tell apart in Japanese patterns. On this blog, I simply tag any of those birds under "sagi" :)
Hunting
(On my travels)
Intermediate Egret, Hughenden

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チュウサギ。 Intermediate egret.
Catch '07
ダイサギとチュウサギのいる風景