I spend much of my time in Thailand visiting the very best birding sites over and over again as I show people the most exciting and sought-after species within the country. However, earlier this month I found myself with some time to myself and decided to visit a number of sites in and around Bangkok; [...]
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A Few Sites Around Chachoengsao Province | Thailand Birding
March 31st, 2020 
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Posted in Birding in Bangkok, Birding in Central Thailand, Birding in Chachoengsao, Birdwatching in Thailand, Birdwatching Trips, Nature 
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One Hundred Species at Lat Krabang Rice Fields | Thailand Birding
December 23rd, 2019 Nick Although I have lived in “Bangkok” for many years I hardly ever do any birding within the province of Bangkok itself. The main reason for this is that I have always lived close to, or just into the next province of Samut Prakan. Today I found myself with some time and decided to visit a [...]
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Birding at Mae Ping National Park | Thailand Birding
February 26th, 2019 Nick As part of a recent birding tour I led in January/February we made a visit to Mae Ping National Park in Lamphun province, Thailand. This site consists mainly of dry dipterocarp woodland which has little variation within it, with only a few pine trees and damp gullies providing any other vegetation types, meaning that avian biodiversity [...]
Becoming a Gull-Watcher in Winter | South Korea Birding
January 23rd, 2019 Nick To say that gull watching is an acquired taste would be to ignore the fact that many birders never do acquire the taste. However, on two consecutive tours to South Korea many of those accompanying me have started out as skeptics but have quickly found watching large numbers of gulls and a wide variety of [...]
