Ronaldo

Birds from a recent (hiking / non-birding) trip to Khao Yai National Park
Total bird list about 95 species in four days. No clear view of Ground Cuckoo and Pheasants for ticking and no sight/hearing of pittas, which is a bit disappointing.
If you want more information on the birding spots, thailandbirding provides good online information, but you can find birds almost anywhere. For more details, you can pm me. If you don't agree with the id, please let me know

Red-wattled Lapwing


Shikra




Great Hornbill


Greater Flameback








Streak-breasted Woodpecker




Moustached Barbet






Chestnut-headed Bee-Eaters




Red-headed Trogon


Green-billed Malkoha


Lesser Coucal (this juvenile was fed by a Rufescent Prinia...)


Mountain Imperial Pigeon




Spotted Dove


Long-tailed Broadbill


Black-naped Oriole


Ashy Woodswallow


Ashy Bulbul




Black-crested Bulbul




Black-headed Bulbul


Puff-throated Bulbul




Stripe-throated Bulbul


Black-winged Cuckooshrike


Asian Fairy Bluebird


Siberian Blue Robin


Siberian (stejneger?) Stonechat


White-rumped Shama


White-throated Rock Thrush




Asian Brown Flycatcher


Red-throated Flycatcher




Red-breasted Flycatcher






Verditer Flycatcher


Hainan Blue Flycatcher


Asian Paradise Flycatcher


Bar-winged Flycatcher-shrike




Blue-winged Leafbird






Rosy Minivet


Swinhoe's Minivet




Scarlet Minivet






Grey Wagtail


Yellow-browed Warbler


Ashy Drongo


Crow-billed Drongo


Bronzed Drongo


Spangled Drongo


Greater Racket-tailed Drongo


Great Myna


Common Myna


Common Hill Myna


Chestnut-tailed Starling


Large-billed Crow


Barn Swallow




Puff-throated Babbler


Striped Tit-babbler


White-bellied Erpornis


Fire-breasted Flowerpecker


Black-throated Sunbird


Eurasian Tree Sparrow


[ Last edited by Ronaldo at 15/01/2012 22:25 ]

Ronaldo

I follow this post with some suspicious ids (please help confirm...). Warblers are particular numerous in Khao Yai and hard to distinguish without a bird guide. Just managed a few shots, which may not be sufficient for some ids :-(

Thanks a lot in advance
1- Chinese Leaf Warbler (this one was hanging low in shrubs along a river bank)?


2- Swift ?


3- Blue-and-white Flycatcher female?




4- Sunbird ?




5- Pigeon ?


6- Hawk-Eagle?


7- Warbler?


8- Minivet?


9- Bulbul?


10- Ashy Drongo?


11- Warbler?


12- Ultramarine Flycatcher?


13- Warbler?






14- Warbler?


15- Warbler?




16- Warbler?




17- Warbler?


18- Fire-breasted Flowerpecker female?


19- Arctic Warbler?




20- Red-throated Flycatcher?

Ronaldo

Got confused on the Rock Thrush in my files :-( White-throated it is.
Koel, what makes you think the Crow-billed is actually an Ashy? I agree that the bill is a bit dubious for a Crow-billed, but the tail is clearly much less pointed than Ashy and the general physionomy is not as slender.
For 3 and 12, you gave the other names I was thinking of... So will go with your choice.