Special exhibition: "Relationship between plants and creatures around Yatsu Higata "
[November 2nd (Sat) -December 1st (Sun), 2019]
Yatsu Higata is famous as a habitat for waterfowl, but it has been 25 years since trees were planted around Yatsu Higata. The trees have grown into rich forests, which in turn have become habitats for insects and land birds.
This exhibition focuses on the new natural environment surrounding this Yatsu Higata and introduces the richness of nature through the relationship between plants and creatures. This is a compilation of information collected over three years by the Nature Information Team as part of its regular activities.
On this homepage, we will introduce the contents with photos of each exhibition panel.
Below are 13 types of exhibits, each of which is introduced.
* Click each exhibition title to jump to the relevant exhibition introduction.
Winter Japanese aralia is a restaurant for insects
Birds blessed by trees
The deep world seen in Mochi tree
Yatsu Higata Park Cicada
The wonder of camphor tree
We love Japanese cherry!
Found in the park! What is this?
Konara oak and Haiiro waistcoatn
Aphids that like Distylium racemosum
Chinese nettle tree used to be a milestone on the highway
Japanese snowbell is neat and clean
Eyes from Nishikigi spindle tree to stinkbugs!!
What is a "cradle" made by friends of Apoderus jekelii?
Team activity introduction
Regular activity day
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1st and 3rd Tuesday, 9:30 am to 12:00 am.
Activity content
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Collection and exhibition of nature information, creation of tree maps, maintenance of tree name tags.
"Tree Tour" on Yatsu Higata Day.
Update of "Observation Note" posted on the website of the Observation Center.
We also hold nature observation study sessions, and recently Koajiro no Mori, Izumi Nature Park, Mizumoto Park, etc.
