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Four Seasons in Yokohama Nature Observation Forest
Last Updated March 13, 2019
Forest Landscape <Spring>
Spring is the season of awakening. Kibushi, chickenco, yamazakura, etc. The buds of the trees swell day by day, opening new leaves and flowers, and the forest changes color more and more.
In the sun, Tsuriyabs come to the flowers of the violets and Himeuzu, and in the water is a frog tadpoles are born in the water.
When spring migration begins, winter birds travel north and summer birds depart from the south, and tits that do not migratory takes care of children a little earlier.
Spring scenery of Yokohama Nature Observation Forest
Forest Landscape <Summer>
When the mizuki blooms, the forest is completely surrounded by green.
If Genji fireflies appear, it is a signal to enter the rainy season. Jaketsubara and Iwatabako are blooming on the Mizuki Road.
Summer vacation is semi-seasonal. Minmin zemi, Higurashi, Niinizemi, etc. It will be a cicada Oai chano. Swallow butterflies and oniyanma fly around cheerfully, and wonderland of insects. Birds born this year are separated from their parents and start living.
Summer scenery of Yokohama Nature Observation Forest
Forest Landscape <Autumn>
At dusk in the fall, cricket starts to squeak.
Red dragonflies grow in wetlands, and forests and fields are full of wildflowers and hagis. Birds on the way of migratory stop by to rest their wings.
Cute mushrooms like forest fairies also appear, and the fruitful autumn is lively. Autumn leaves burn the mountain beautifully, and eventually the trail is tightly packed with fallen leaves carpets.
Autumn scenery of Yokohama Nature Observation Forest
Forest Landscape <Winter>
In the winter forest, the leaves fall, and I feel lonely at once.
But the birds are full of energy. I come here from the northern country or high mountains. Cold, dry, cold winter ...
Insects pass the winter under the soil and fallen leaves. Occasionally, on a warm sunny day, Kitateha and others are enjoying the hinataboko.
Dandelions and nogeshi are rosettes, and all tree buds are sleeping. Do your best until spring comes.
Winter scenery of Yokohama Nature Observation Forest
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