
Kabukiri Wetlands, where farmers flood their fields to serve migrating ducks and swans, hopes birders will return to the area about 100 miles from the nuclear disaster.
Keep reading Japan’s Kabukiri Wetlands, a Ramsar site, hopes birders return
![]() Kabukiri Wetlands, where farmers flood their fields to serve migrating ducks and swans, hopes birders will return to the area about 100 miles from the nuclear disaster. Keep reading Japan’s Kabukiri Wetlands, a Ramsar site, hopes birders return ![]() About 80% of Laysan albatross live on the Midway atoll, which was hit by the tsunami. Rare Japanese wildlife live on southern islands. Orphaned pets wandering. Keep reading Tsunami hit biggest colony of endangered albatross, but wildlife largely spared |
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