0610-0850 hrs on the patch. Migration in evidence with the highlights being a 2cy male
Mugimaki Flycatcher at "The Edge" and a 2cy male
Chinese Sparrowhawk heading purposefully north (seen as a silhouette but clinched from photos). Other migrants included a
Pale-legged Leaf Warbler, a
Radde's Warbler, four
Thick-billed Warblers (including two in sub-song), five
Asian Brown Flys, one
Taiga Fly, one
Ashy Drongo, 6+
Black-naped Orioles and two
Brown Shrikes.
I also saw a
Spotted Owlet, which is supposed to be the commoner owlet in Bangkok, though this is only the second time I've encountered the species in the park.
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Mugi |
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Radde's |