Petchaburi
Province is home to the famous overwintering Spoon-billed Sandpipers at Pak
Thale and we managed to find one within 2 minutes of our arrival, unlike the 2
hours it took on our previous visit a few weeks ago. Instead of blabbing on
about our day, suffice it to say we saw all the same birds as before which I
wrote about on this blog, and instead will leave you with a few photos from our
day….
Oh but we did find a Grey-tailed Tattler which was new for the tour, along with a Black-tailed Gull, Plaintive Cuckoo, White-shouldered Starling and we also saw the first Bay-backed Shrike for Thailand….
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| Asiatic Dowitchers |
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| Long-toed Stint is quite common |
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| Lesser Sandplover is very common |
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| Curlew Sandpiper |
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| Broad-billed Sandpiper |
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| Spot the Nordmann's Greenshanks….? |
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| Chinese Egret and Eastern Great Egret. |
Oh but we did find a Grey-tailed Tattler which was new for the tour, along with a Black-tailed Gull, Plaintive Cuckoo, White-shouldered Starling and we also saw the first Bay-backed Shrike for Thailand….
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| Bay-backed Shrike - 1st record for Thailand |
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