Tsutomu

Thank you, Red. And sorry to late reply.

Thank you, Gautam!

Serow is a Japanese endemic species. If you come to Japan, you may see it.

Thank you, Kevin. And sorry to late reply.

Thank you for your comment, macrouser. Yes, Serow is a closely related species of goats or sheep.

What everyone saying are correct. The da560 is a great lens, but it's not suitable for fast-moving subjects. There are some pictures taken with K-1ii and da560. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/1051 ...

Both pictures are taken in the Tanzawa Mountains. I hope some of you will enjoy.

Very nice! Beautiful animal and beautiful photo. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you, Red.

Thank you for your comment , Mikel.

Thank you Gautam !

Thank you for your comment. I got this composition just because he came down from the mountain.

Ordinary Japanese monkeys are living in a flock, but he was alone. I hope some of you will enjoy.

Beautiful birds and beautiful photos. One from my past shots. I hope some of you will enjoy.

This is another picture of this beetle. His neck is black with fine blue hair. can you see it? Thank you for your comment and sorry for the late reply.

Indeed! It's a one of my favorite insects. Thanks for looking, Woody.

Yes, it's a Rosalia batesi beetle. In Japanese Ruri-Boshi-Kamikiri. Ruri means blue, Boshi(Hoshi) means Star or speckles, Kamikiri means Long-horned beetle. Thanks eMBie.

Thank you Panet. Yes, they are one of the most beautiful insects in Japan.

Thank you for looking Mr. morris.

Thank you windoze. And sorry for the late reply.