28/09/06
: Further migrants at Mae Hia included
2 Taiga Flycatchers and a small flock of 4 Black Bazas on the 25th
with 3 Eurasian Wrynecks present on the 26th. A non-migrant, but
a bird which doesn't seem to be recorded very often, was an Oriental
Turtle Dove on the 27th.
The
above sightings from Mae Hia were taken from Tony Ball's Birdwatcher's
Diary blog with his kind permission.
27/09/06
: Migrants at Thai Muang paddies were 21 Pintail Snipe,
1 Grey-headed Lapwing and 4 Black Bitterns, one of which was seen
feeding 2 fledged young. Is this the first confirmation of this
species breeding in the south? - Stijn De Win.
26/09/06
: A Spotted Wood Owl was heard calling and then seen at
Thai Muang beach, Phang Nga province along with a juvenile Tiger
Shrike. - Stijn De Win.
25/09/06
: A number of migrants showed up from the beginning of
September at Mae Hia, near Chiang Mai with Little Ringed Plover
on the 1st, (Siberian) Stonechat on the 4th, a juvenile White Wagtail
on the 6th,
a single Green Sandpiper on the 11th and 7 Wood Sandpipers on the
14th. One migrant of particular interest was a "grey-backed"
Long-tailed Shrike of the nominate subspecies schach.
Also at Mae
Hia 2 Northern Hobbies turned up on the 21st September and were
still there on the 23rd along with an Oriental Cuckoo in the company
of a single Banded Bay Cuckoo. A single immature Black-crowned Night
Heron was also interesting for northern birders.
The
above sightings from Mae Hia were taken from Tony Ball's Birdwatcher's
Diary blog with his kind permission.
25/09/06
: Migrants arriving included a Grey-headed Lapwing and
an Arctic Warbler in its second week at Thai Muang paddies near
the golf course. More than one Pintail Snipe was also present. -
Stijn De Win. |
