Lodge Lucky Field
〒080−0562北海道河東郡音更町東音更幹線45番地2
map code : 42425016*47
Tel: 0155-43-2778
Tel: 090-2059-1715(Yoshihara)
e-mail : info@lodgeluckyfield.com
Winter Season
エゾモモンガ、野鳥、野生動物観察、撮影ガイド＆サポート
エゾモモンガ、野生動物観察、撮影ガイド、サポートについては、こちら。
野鳥、エゾフクロウ、シマエナガ、ワシ類観察、撮影ガイド、サポートについては、こちら。
エゾシカハンティングガイド、サポートについては、こちら。
糠平湖、阿寒湖ワカサギ釣りガイド、サポートについては、こちら。
Birds and Animal Lodge Lucky Field is in
Tokachi, Eastan Hokkaido, a place surrounded by a wide variety of natural sceneries; Daisetsu-zan National Park lies to the north, Hidaka Sanmyaku-Erimo Quasi-National Park to the west, Akan
National Park and Shiranuka Hills are situated to the east, and to the south is coastline facing the Pacific Ocean. all field in 1.5 hour driver from Lodge. This rich natural environment is also
home to a great many number of wildlife. Around the wetlands in the lower reaches of Tokachi River, we can watch red-crowned cranes, raptorial birds like Steller's sea eagles and
white-tailed eagles, and wild ducks. In fact, all sorts of wild birds including Blakiston's fish owls and black woodpeckers inhabit in the deep mountains. During the spring and summer
months, flowers such as Oobana-no-enrei-so (Trillium Kamutschaticum), lily of the valley and Asian skunk cabbage bloom in clumps and the land transforms to boast a different shade of
splendor. We are very proud of our land with bountiful gifts from nature; we believe it our task to protect and bequeath it to subsequent generations.
Target
Flying squirrel
Rubythroat
Eagle
Wild Geese
Swans
Woodpecker
Testify
Thanks so much again for being such wonderful hosts last month. Lucky lodge is such a beautiful home and your venison truly is the best thing I have ever eaten! It was a real treat to be shown around Hokkaido by such an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide, thanks for taking us to the squirrels Yoshi! We've already processed the footage and it's looking fantastic – will send you some clips when I can :)
I just wanted to check whether you received our gift in the post? It should have arrived a few weeks ago but thought I'd better make sure in case it got lost in transit?Hope to hear from you soon :)
Tash Natasha Filer : Researcher : BBC Natural History Unit EARTH FROM SPACE