This is exactly what a teddy bear is!

There is a common saying that beauty is in the eye of the beholder but here I found beauty in the eyes of that meek deer who curiously observing the hand of that girl. They both enjoyed each others company for a while. The sight was also seems very soothing and beautiful.

雪を満喫してるみたいです！❄

1st photo: Tsukushi "What is this smell" 　Zookeeper "Tsukushi~" 2nd photo: Tsukushi "Hmm? What? ｣

It seems that there is a word from Krin who is eating the acorns received from the customer! 2nd Picture Crin "Delicious ? Thank You!"

Mystical colon ✨

~At Ranch No. 2~ Tsukushi: "I don't know, I don't know." "Hmm! ｣ "There it is! Something to play! ｣

The twin bears are talking to each other in a whisper Right: Tsumugi "It's snowing a lot" Left: Shizuku: "Well, I wish this was a snack~"

Ramsar Convention Registered Wetland Miyajima Swamp At 4 a.m. in mid-April, on a chilly early morning when the sun had not yet risen, people from inside and outside the city gathered with telephoto cameras slung over their shoulders. The fields are spread out around, and the Kabado Mountains in the background are shining white with residual snow, and Miyajima Swamp is located in such a place. Migratory birds fill the sky. In spring and autumn, Miyajima Swamp is covered with about 60,000 migratory birds in the morning. Miyajimanuma in Bibai City is the northernmost and largest transit point in Japan, and before leaving for Siberia, they pick up the fallen ears around the swamp to store energy. Since it is a globally valuable environment, it became the 13th Ramsar wetland in Japan on November 18, 2014. In the early morning, the Magan fly out all at once to the surrounding rice fields in search of the fallen fir, which is their food. This is called "roosting", and the appearance of Magan taking off as if peeling off the surface of the water is impressive. Magan covers our heads. It is also worth seeing the "roosting" in which the roosting magan returns to the swamp in the evening in a V-shaped formation from the rice field. The 2017 movie "Living Things" also uses the roosting of the magan. The best time to see Magan is in spring and autumn, with the peak of spring in late April and the peak of autumn in late September. In addition to magans, you can observe waterfowl such as swans, long-tailed ducks, and whooper swans. There is also an observation hut and a blindfolded wooden fence, so be sure to visit once.

Two horses that are always together Even how to handle the floating ball is the same ? 1st photo: Becky 2nd photo: Moriko

Two horses with the same stick but different ways of using it 1st photo: Rocky armrests 2nd photo: Tokto chin nose

The first thing that greets you at the gateway from Uno Port in Naoshima, Kagawa Prefecture is the famous Kusama-sama red pumpkin, an island that is also popular with foreign backpackers. I'm glad ? to say that the ferry is OK for dogs

Kanta direct transmission! How to get a snack. Number one, stare at it Number two, stick your tongue out No. 3, the dual wielding of sticking out the tongue and raising the hand There's no snack you can't get from this!

It's gotten so big! 2nd photo: Photo taken on May 13

In the morning, Pirika enjoys skiing with a runaway

I gave the persimmons I received from the customer to everyone at the first ranch! The photo shows Daikichi and nuts ? as a representative Everyone was eating deliciously!!

"I can't eat anymore." I'm ? sleeping comfortably with a full stomach

In the snow Appeal to cheerfulness Regalia. ❄?

"What? ｣ - I can't believe that I was 9 months old!

"What are you doing?" ｣ Are you worried about the sounds you don't always make (construction sounds)?

I received an apple from a ? customer 2nd Sheet: Aqua "Isn't there anymore? ｣

Look at the way you look at this! Isn't it cute?

Pirika with hollow eyes eating chestnuts looking at the camera

1st photo: Aqua "Oh, apples! Ugh ~ I can't reach you." 2nd photo: Sarah "Get it ~"

Well, this is a photo I took at the Kaiyukan I went to last month. There were fish, birds, and otters, and it was fun. Just looking at it was soothing. I went there on a weekday, but there were a lot of people, I thought it was a good thing ... The jellyfish part was especially good. I became nothing. I couldn't take many pictures of otters due to bad timing, but I was able to take pictures of other fish, dolphins, sea lions, etc. If you go when there are no people, please go at night. It was good that there were not many people.

Left: Shosuke "Ora!" Right: Tsulara: "What's that?"

Krin licks the honey on the log deliciously

Dozing off ? with a full stomach

Busy autumn... Eurasian red squirrel-kun When the ginkgo leaves fall Bury walnuts and pine nuts here and there to prepare for winter Where did you bury it? I remember it well~

Apple "Yaho" Pirika "The apple is calling me" 　　　"Mogumogu delicious" 　　　"Thank you ♡ apple." The last one was Pirika with a happy expression.