Abstract
One example, a dead bird, was picked up in Nagano, August 30, 1964, after the typhoon no. 14 and the other, taken alive and released after fed, was found in Tokyo, September 26, 1964, after the typhoon no. 20. The passage of typhoons and positions of birds obtained are shown by a map.
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