Today was a public holiday in Thailand as it is the King's birthday. As such it was rather fitting that
Black-naped Monarchs were a feature of my walk around Suan Rot Fai, with at least three individuals seen, as well as three
Grey-headed Canary Flycatchers.
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Black-naped Monarch |
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Grey-headed Canary Flycatcher |
I had been hoping that the unseasonal, heavy overnight rain might produce something interesting, but alas it was all a bit run-of-the-mill, with a single
Dusky Warbler, three
Thick-billed Warblers, two
Pale-legged/Sakhalin Leaf Warblers and two
Brown Shrikes the passerine highlights. There may have been an increase in
Yellow-browed Warblers, with about 10 seen/heard.
The
Cinnamon Bittern, first seen about 10 days ago ws also still present this morning.
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Pale-legged/Sakhalin Leaf Warbler |
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the largely pale lower mandible may suggest PLLW |
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