Today we left Mae Ping and made our way up to Doi Inthanon where we had a late afternoon session at the top ie 2500mtrs. It was a cool 13 degrees but had dropped to 4 degrees the previous night. We made our way to the boardwalk thanks to some excellent advice from Dave to stake out Rufous-throated Partridge. We were not disappointed with two showing really well at about 5.15 after the visitors had gone. The boardwalk held other good birds with 2 Dark-sided Thrushes, 3 Yellow-capped Tits, and single Woodcock, Snowy-browed Flycatcher, White-crowned Forktail and a showy Ashy Woodpigeon.
After an excellent meal at Mr Deang’s we returned to our room to find the eight legged friend shown below. Eunice is not happy!
Rosy Minivets
Yellow-capped tit
Chestnut-tailed Minla
Dark-sided Thrush
Snowy-browed Flycatcher
Eurasian Woodcock
Ashy Woodpigeon
Rufous-throated Partridge
Eunice’s friend for the night.
And now two Mountain Scops Owls have just started calling! Not a bad day.
Hi,
I’ve been reading your posts as I’m heading to Thailand tomorrow and will be in the north in about 2 weeks. Do you have an email i could contact you at? If you don’t mind, I’d like some specifics on some of the great birds you’ve found. Thanks!
Hi. Try neilparker55@gmail.com