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- 1Readers praise Michel Jean's novel Kukum▼Kukum by Michel Jean, Canadian author. Immensely beautiful portrait of a person, a people and a territory. The story of
Michel Jean's novel Kukum is drawing warm praise from readers. Written by the Canadian author, himself of Innu descent, the book tells the story of his great-grandmother and her life among the Innu people in Nitassinan, Quebec. The title comes from an Innu-aimun word for grandmother. Readers describe it as an immensely beautiful portrait of a person, a people and a territory, and it is being read in both French and translation.
- 2ZICO THE MOVIE screening in Numazu draws attention●https://www. wacoca.com/media/788288/ ZICO THE MOVIE in NUMAZU # film # movie # ZICOTHEMOVIEInNUMAZU # 映画
ZICO THE MOVIE in NUMAZU is being shared online, highlighting the Japanese rapper Zico's film project and its connection to the city of Numazu, Japan. The post carries film and movie hashtags in both English and Japanese, suggesting interest from Japanese-speaking audiences in the film's screening or promotion tied to the location.
- 3Butterflies spotted in the streets of Yamagata and Sendai●山形と仙台の町中の蝶相 http:// tinnunculus.blog61.fc2.com/blo g-entry-8871.html # fedibird # nature
Butterflies are being observed in urban areas of Yamagata and Sendai, drawing attention from nature watchers in northern Japan. Observers are sharing sightings of the insects flying through city streets, a scene that stands out in built-up environments. The reports come from local nature enthusiasts documenting wildlife in town centers.
- 4Autumn Butterflies Take the Stage in Japan●秋の蝶の季節 http:// tinnunculus.blog61.fc2.com/blo g-entry-8868.html [添付: 5 枚の画像] # fedibird # nature
A Japanese nature blogger has shared five photographs of butterflies photographed in autumn, noting that the season for these insects has arrived. The images show butterflies still active as the weather cools, a time when some species are characteristically seen in Japan. The post is drawing attention among nature and wildlife enthusiasts on social media, who are enjoying the seasonal sightings.
- 5Mandarin duck finds grey heron frightening, birder notes●やっぱりオシドリはアオサギ先輩は怖い http:// tinnunculus.blog61.fc2.com/blo g-entry-8867.html # fedibird # nature # バードウォッチング # 野鳥
A Japanese birdwatcher shared a blog post observing that mandarin ducks find grey herons intimidating, describing the heron as a scary senior figure. The observation was shared with Japan's birdwatching and wild bird community, which regularly exchanges field notes and photographs of notable encounters between species.
- 6Birdwatcher shares follow-up on which bird lost a right wing●【続】誰鳥の右翼？、誰が狩った？ http:// tinnunculus.blog61.fc2.com/blo g-entry-8866.html # fedibird # nature # バードウォッチング # 野鳥
A Japanese birdwatching blogger has posted a follow-up piece asking whose right wing was found and what hunted the bird, sharing it with the fedibird and wild bird watching communities. The post uses wordplay on the Japanese word for bird and appears to examine a raptor kill, likely involving a kestrel, but no further details are available from the headline alone.