This Adorable, Little Bird Is Called The Shima-Enaga And It Looks Like A Fluffy Ball Of Cotton

Have you ever seen a little ball of cotton flying? Who knew it could be so cute!

Navkiran

• Published in Animals
• March 2, 2022

When it comes to the beauty of nature, one can't deny that Japan has a lot of it. From Mt. Fuji to Lake Kawaguchi, the scenery is absolutely serene. 

Anyone can easily get lost in the beauty of many national parks of Japan. Also, the country has some rare species of birds that can only be seen there.

One such bird species is Shima-Enaga. These beautiful cotton candy-shaped birdies can be found on Hokkaido Island of Japan.

For once, think about missing the sight-watching in Japan, but your visit must include viewing this rare scenery which will turn out to be cherishable. It is indeed a delight not only for the tourists but also for bird watchers and friends of the earth.

They literally seem to be made of cotton because of their white fur with tiny black eyes. Their visual is absolutely captivating.

Just imagine how would a cotton ball look like flying? Adorable right?

Exactly, Shima-Enaga is one of those lovely cotton candies. Moreover, you can find a type of this species in Europe and Asia.

All this must have made you interested to see more of these cutesy-looking birdies. Well, you are in the right place; scroll down and look at some of their aww moments.

The adorable look

Meet Shima-Enaga as they are one of the favorite birds on the earth, and they are a darling appearing "Bonnie of a Bird." They also have a distinctive all-white face, and they are a sub-species of the long-tailed bushtit.

Shima-Enaga are generally found in Hokkaido, Japan. They do, however, span the entire Paleatrictic area.

The flying cotton ball

Their looks and body resemble that of a cotton ball. These white mini birdies are seen fluttering between the branches, which is a beautiful sight.

The picture describes the bird the best. A total look-alike of fluffy cotton.

White as snow

These snowy, furry birds usually fly in a flock of 10 to 20 of their own. They stick together, including parents and their offspring.

Seems like someone put two buttons on cotton

What makes these long tails so special?. Shima-Enagas are tiny 13 to 15 centimeters long, out of which most is its tail.

Surprisingly, these unique birds shed their eyebrows in adulthood. Making them even more whitey.

Tiny but cute!

The tits in Hokkaido shed their brows while they grow older. Eventually, leaving them with a cute white face that makes them appear like miniature snow angels.

The fluffed and buttoned white beauty

The little ones are adorably eye-catching, and they blend well during winters. They are pretty, energetic bundles of cuteness.

The cute bow

Shima-Enaga looks as if it is no less than a stuffed animal. Apart from their lovable looks, they are quite a community-centered species.

Are you also mesmerized by seeing these bouncing cotton balls all around? These rare subspecies of birds are found in Hokkaido.

They sit in large groups, and that sight is not to be missed. It will be worth all your efforts.

Next time you visit Japan, plan to adore them. For sure, it will be a lifetime opportunity.

Navkiran