Japan 2007. Fujigoko.
And have continued to wonder all these years. Until just recently, when I came across Stu's blog and this post from Hakadote.
Varied Tit - Cyanestes varius. I also realised that it must be fairly common there - he has 51 tags for the bird!

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Ticket counter at the lava caves. A little bird. Friends with the ticket collector. |
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What was it, I wondered. So cute and colourful |
Varied Tit - Cyanestes varius. I also realised that it must be fairly common there - he has 51 tags for the bird!
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This was where we were. Past Lake Saiko. |

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The caves had a walkway through them, these "bloody" icicles from the walls, and snake-like solidified rivers of larva. |
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And these fossilised eggs! |
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Outside was the Aokigahara. The dense dark forests, famed for suicides, and quite creepy in the day. Imagine how it would be in the night! |
ah nice, that bird too cute...
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