Designated a Natural Monument on October 3, 1930, the 天然記念物比叡山鳥類繁殖地 Stele marks a significant avian sanctuary. Here, at the foot of Mount Hiei, lies a haven for birds. Imagine this area teeming with diverse species, their calls echoing through the trees. The 天然記念物比叡山鳥類繁殖地 Stele commemorates this vital breeding ground. It stands as a testament to the importance of preserving natural habitats. Mount Hiei, with its Enryaku-ji Temple, has long been a protected area. This protection allowed various bird species to flourish. When the area, roughly 830 hectares, was designated a Natural Monument, species like the Eastern Buzzard and the Northern Goshawk thrived here. Sadly, recent times have seen a decline in these feathered inhabitants. Yet, with a little patience and a keen eye, you might still spot an Eastern Buzzard or a Japanese Green Pigeon near the mountain slopes or wetlands. The 天然記念物比叡山鳥類繁殖地 Stele serves as a reminder of this delicate ecosystem. It urges us to appreciate and protect the natural wonders that surround us.
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