A late morning bash around Suan Rot Fai produced few birds of interest due to the sun being out and it being HOT. Highlights were a pair of BLACK-CAPPED KINGFISHERS, single BROWN FLYCATCHER, TAIGA FLYCATCHER heard but not seen, PALE-LEGGED and ARCTIC WARBLERS, however the best thing was a small RETICULATED PYTHON curled up on a branch high in the canopy, which sent the local avifauna completely bonkers, and later got the attention of a brave (or foolhardy) VARIABLE SQUIRREL that kept approaching it and then backing off, getting closer each time...
Sleeping (or strangling?) reticulated python
The most effective way to deter a potentially deadly
reptile is to swish your tail back and forth at it, obviously.
Pale-legged Leaf Warbler; The phylloscs still aren't playing ball
for the camera, or perhaps I'm just a crap photographer.
Sleeping (or strangling?) reticulated python
The most effective way to deter a potentially deadly
Pale-legged Leaf Warbler; The phylloscs still aren't playing ball
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