Common Stonechat

　Siberian Thrush

　Blue-and-white Flycatcher (black and white version)

　Rufous Hawk-Cuckoo

　Winter Wren (black and white version)

　Yellow-throated Bunting

　Japanese White-eye

　Japanese Accentor

　Northern Shoveler (black and white version)

　Common Merganser

Regarding the following birds of paper cutting posted in the past、
please see this page.

　Japanese Waxwing
　Tufted Duck
　Long-tailed Rosefinch (black and white version)
　Brown Dipper
　Red-flanked Bluetail
　Willow Tit
　Japanese Sparrowhawk (black and white version)
　Peregrine Falcon
　Honey Buzzard
　Barn swallow

Regarding the following birds of paper cutting posted in the past、
please see this page.

　Japanese Bush Warbler
　Tundra Swan
　Brambling
　Common Goldeneye
　Eurasian Bullfinch
　Daurian Redstart
　Red-crowned Crane
　Smew
　White-tailed Eagle
　Eurasian Wigeon

Regarding the following birds of paper cutting posted in the past、
please see this page.

　Oriental Reed Warbler
　Blue-and-white Flycatcher
　Japanese Thrush (Black and white version)
　Asian House Martin
　Great Egret
　Narcissus Flycatcher (black and white version)
　Brown-headed Thrush
　Japanese Robin
　Asian Brown Flycatcher
　Common Cuckoo
　Eurasian Hoopoe

　The creating process of the art of paper cutting

Let's click the following Kingfisher's button to see how these beautiful paper cuttings are created!

　Who is creating the art of paper cutting?

Teruo Nakamura 　Lovely fool on the hill

Autumn, sometimes we may see thousands of hawks migration in a day at Shirakaba pass.
That is "Awesome!!"
To share the impression with everyone, he secludes himself in Shirakaba pass in autumn.
He cuts down trees to create the square for hawk watching with his buddies, and then looks at the sky from morning till night.
he, "hermit of Shirakaba pass", also continues creating the art of paper cutting for the front cover of bulletin of Wild Bird Society of Shinshu.
His house is handmade, the square of hawk watching is handmade, and his life is too, so it is a work of art which is filled with such a Nakamura-san's love for wild birds
He is always thinking for everyone and lives in proudly independent like a hawk.

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