a female one in question.
then, there are at least only 2 female Daurian redstarts in the vicinity of our place, who are on bad terms with each other.
it's really sure that the wiki article about them(https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%B8%E3%83%A7%E3%82%A6%E3%83%93%E3%82%BF%E3%82%AD) are accurate...

The Saola was only discovered to science in 1992. There are no Saola in captivity. No Saola have been seen by scientists in the wild. A few records on camera trap exist. In 2004, there were still reports of Saola deep in the Truong Son mountains. This individual was confiscated from hunters in A'Luoi district, in the western reaches of the province. The other pictures are from interviews with Ka Tu ethnic hunters in A'Luoi and A'Vuong districts (Minh Hoang). The last photo is James with rangers from Hue Forest Department examining Saola tracks in A'Luoi - and identifzing schistamoglottis plants, reportedly favoured food for the saola.

In 2013, its status is critical. See what is happening on http://www.savethesaola.org/

The snapping turtle was a common snapping turtle. It's scientific name is Chelydra serpentina. The snapping turtle was one foot. It was in a creek (with water) under a clump of algae. It was three-four inches deep (in the creek). It was in the shade on top of a rock. It was brown-grey. A frog was near bye.