AVITOPIA - Birds of Japan

Japan has a predominantly temperate climate, which, however, changes significantly from north to south. This results in a high biodiversity. Japan protects it through a dense network of national parks, 37 RAMSAR wetlands and 4 World Natural Heritage sites. The birdlife is rich, not least because Japan is crossed by many migratory birds in spring and autumn and is also visited by many hibernating birds during the cold season. But in Japan you can also find more than 20 species of birds that breed nowhere but here.This multilingual (en, de, fr, es, jp, cn) bird guide introduces the entire bird life of Japan in colored pictures. As a bonus, links to HD videos of more than 100 bird species and to audios of more than 40 species are included. Where available, links to the valuable websites of UNESCO, BirdLife International and the Ramsar Organization are provided, which characterize the country and help to find the best sites for birdwatching. Read more