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{{nihongo|'''Terushima Cormorant Habitat'''|照島ウ生息地| Terushima U Seisokuchi}} is located in Shimokawa, Izumi-cho, [[Iwaki, Fukushima|Iwaki]], [[Fukushima Prefecture]], and is a habitat for [[Japanese cormorant|Japanese cormorants]] designated as a national natural monument. Terushima is a small island made of [[Tuff|tuffaceous sandstone]] with a cliff of 31 meters in height, located approximately 250 meters offshore from the coast of the mainland, and the entire area is designated as a natural monument as a habitat for Japanese cormorants. |
{{nihongo|'''Terushima Cormorant Habitat'''|照島ウ生息地| Terushima U Seisokuchi}} is located in Shimokawa, Izumi-cho, [[Iwaki, Fukushima|Iwaki]], [[Fukushima Prefecture]], and is a habitat for [[Japanese cormorant|Japanese cormorants]] designated as a national natural monument<ref name="construction">{{cite web |url= https://www.env.go.jp/en/nature/biodic/kaiyo-hozen/kaiiki/engan/12001.html |title= Ecologically or Biologically Significant Marine Areas |publisher= Ministry of the Environment Government of Japan |format = | accessdate=8 April 2024}}</ref>. Terushima is a small island made of [[Tuff|tuffaceous sandstone]] with a cliff of 31 meters in height, located approximately 250 meters offshore from the coast of the mainland, and the entire area is designated as a natural monument as a habitat for Japanese cormorants.<ref>{{cite web |url= https://www.city.iwaki.lg.jp/www/contents/1499739530823/index.html |title= いわきの『今むがし』Vol.74 |publisher= Iwaki City |format = | accessdate=8 April 2024}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url= https://www.minyu-net.com/tourist/f-isan/130115/hyakusen.html |title= 福島遺産 |publisher= THE FUKUSHIMA MINYU SHIMBUN |format = | accessdate=8 April 2024}}</ref> |
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The Japanese cormorant (''Phalacrocorax capillatus'') is a bird classified in the genus Cormorant, in the order Bovidae, and is known for its use in the traditional fishing method of cormorant fishing in Japan. They mainly live near the coast, and their habitat and breeding grounds in Japan range from the north to the [[Hokkaido]] coast, as well as islands and cape reefs in northern Honshu. In the winter, they migrate to southwestern Honshu to overwinter. Terushima is located at the southernmost tip of the [[Tohoku]] region on the Pacific side, and they usually fly from October to November and stay on the rocky area of the island, returning to the north around March to April of the following year, but some visit Terushima throughout the year. Some individuals (resident birds) are also seen, and a small number of these are known to breed on Terushima. |
The Japanese cormorant (''Phalacrocorax capillatus'') is a bird classified in the genus Cormorant, in the order Bovidae, and is known for its use in the traditional fishing method of cormorant fishing in Japan. They mainly live near the coast, and their habitat and breeding grounds in Japan range from the north to the [[Hokkaido]] coast, as well as islands and cape reefs in northern Honshu. In the winter, they migrate to southwestern Honshu to overwinter. Terushima is located at the southernmost tip of the [[Tohoku]] region on the Pacific side, and they usually fly from October to November and stay on the rocky area of the island, returning to the north around March to April of the following year, but some visit Terushima throughout the year. Some individuals (resident birds) are also seen, and a small number of these are known to breed on Terushima. |
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Terushima Cormorant Habitat (照島ウ生息地, Terushima U Seisokuchi) is located in Shimokawa, Izumi-cho, Iwaki, Fukushima Prefecture, and is a habitat for Japanese cormorants designated as a national natural monument[1]. Terushima is a small island made of tuffaceous sandstone with a cliff of 31 meters in height, located approximately 250 meters offshore from the coast of the mainland, and the entire area is designated as a natural monument as a habitat for Japanese cormorants.[2][3]
The Japanese cormorant (Phalacrocorax capillatus) is a bird classified in the genus Cormorant, in the order Bovidae, and is known for its use in the traditional fishing method of cormorant fishing in Japan. They mainly live near the coast, and their habitat and breeding grounds in Japan range from the north to the Hokkaido coast, as well as islands and cape reefs in northern Honshu. In the winter, they migrate to southwestern Honshu to overwinter. Terushima is located at the southernmost tip of the Tohoku region on the Pacific side, and they usually fly from October to November and stay on the rocky area of the island, returning to the north around March to April of the following year, but some visit Terushima throughout the year. Some individuals (resident birds) are also seen, and a small number of these are known to breed on Terushima.
References
- ^ "Ecologically or Biologically Significant Marine Areas". Ministry of the Environment Government of Japan. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
- ^ "いわきの『今むがし』Vol.74". Iwaki City. Retrieved 8 April 2024.
- ^ "福島遺産". THE FUKUSHIMA MINYU SHIMBUN. Retrieved 8 April 2024.