Last hour of daylight spent on the patch again, with a reasonable selection of typical migrants. Whilst pishing I pulled in two
Yellow-browed and an
Eastern Crowned Warbler, two
Taiga Flycatchers, a
Black-naped Oriole, and
Ashy Drongo. In addition to these I pulled in a
Green-billed Malkhoa (a rare resident in downtown Bangkok).
Elsewhere in the park birding was a bit slower, with one
Arctic Warbler, one
Black-capped Kingfisher and a couple of
Asian Brown Flycatchers. I glimpsed another
Accipiter spp as it shot through the canopy, then it was gone.
The wind has now turned E/NE and so it felt much drier today, which will be much appreciated by everybody in flood-threatened Bangkok. Now we have to see what it will do for the birding...
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| Yellow-browed | |
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| Eastern Crowned (note contrasting vent against whitish underparts) |
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| Eastern Crowned (same bird as above) |
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