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Bird Watching

By Teacher Bob

　One of my hobbies is bird watching. Whenever I go for a walk, I keep an eye out for the birds. I live in Osaka and spring and autumn are great times for spotting unusual birds because they fly through on migration and drop into the parks for a rest and something to eat. If you visit one of the parks in spring or autumn, the chances are you will see bird watchers with binoculars and cameras (with enormous zoom lenses) trying to spot these birds. If you see a group of them together all looking at something, then it’s probably something unusual! My two favorites are the Blue and White Flycatcher (O-ruri in Japanese) and the Narcissus Flycatcher (Kibitaki). One bird I haven’t seen yet but really want to see is the Siberian Rubythroat (Nogoma). Apparently, it’s easier to spot in autumn so I will try again this year! 

～重要単語～

・keep an eye out for : ～を探している、～に目を光らせる

・unusual : 普通ではない

・binoculars : 双眼鏡

・Apparently : どうやら