Northern targets: 19 Mar - 3 Apr 2014


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19 March - 3 April 2014.
Warm to very hot. Variable cloud. Some rain.
Laem Phak Bia, Pak Thale, Huay Mai Teng, Sakaerat Biosphere Reserve, Khao Yai National Park, Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park, Thaksin Maharat National Park, Mae Wong National Park, Mae Ping National Park, Doi Inthanon National Park, Doi Lang and Doi Ang Khang.

With Ron Hoff and Dollyann Myers. An itinerary based around a very specific target list of 40 or so species - mostly rather tough.

19 Mar. A late morning pick up from Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok, from where we headed to Phetchaburi, dropped bags and drove to Laem Phak Bia, where in the last couple of hours of daylight we successfully located our first target species - Nordmann's Greenshank. Other good birds included a couple of Asian Dowitcher, Red Knot, Heuglin's Gull and a flock of White-winged Tern. An early night after long flights and a huge time change.

Javan Pond Heron
Javan Pond Heron

Black-winged Stilt
Black-winged Stilt

20 Mar. We started at the King's Project in Laem Phak Bia, seeing Bay-backed Shrike, White-shouldered Starling and more White-winged Tern as well as the usual Bengal Monitor Lizard loafing around the ponds. A Ruddy-breasted Crake would have been the second target, but disappeared too fast for all to see. It was interesting to note that many Javan Pond Heron were already almost moulted into breeding plumage whereas Chinese Pond Heron had only just started. Next, although not a specific target, we decided as a desirable species, to look for Spoon-billed Sandpiper at Pak Thale. It took best part of three hours scanning multiple times through the same groups of waders to eventually locate one. At rest, with the bill tucked in, separating Spoon-billed Sandpiper from Red-necked Stint is nigh-on impossible, so the bird must have been sleeping the first ten times we scanned past it. A final look at Laem Phak Bia saltpans gave us a good group of Nordmann's Greenshank, whereafter we headed to Ratchaburi. With temperatures around 40°C we gave the middle of the day a miss, venturing out to Huay Mai Teng later in the afternoon. Birding a couple of areas around the lake was very rewarding, with Rain Quail, Blossom-headed Parakeet, Asian Golden Weaver, Pacific Golden Plover, Oriental Pratincole, Small Pratincole, Savanna Nightjar and migrating Oriental Honey Buzzard.

21 Mar. A six hour drive to Pak Thong Chai, where we checked-in to a roadside motel. Mid afternoon at Sakaerat, birding the entrance road and some way into the reserve itself with, as usual, a nice number of Siamese Fireback as well as Brown Prinia and Red-breasted Parakeet.

22 Mar. Bit of a mixed bag today. At 05:00 we awoke to heavy rain. The morning's intention had been to visit Thap Lan, but on driving most of the way there, the rain was even heavier. As the tracks there are mostly mud, access would have been impossible even had the rain stopped, so we decided on an early departure to Khao Yai, where we arrived around the headquarters at 10:00. Obtaining a permit to walk on the trails proved easy and without the necessity of a guide/ranger. However, we started at the pitta photoshoot behind the campsite, that proved to be spectacularly unsuccessful. Little recent photographer activity meant that the pittas were very much not in evidence, and after three hours, having only heard them distantly, we decided to try later. In the afternoon walked the loop Nature Trail which was quite productive, with Black-and-buff Woodpecker, Blue Pitta heard and a Siamese Fireback. Around 16:00 we waited at the back of the HQ kitchens for the Coral-billed Ground Cuckoo, which put in very brief appearances at 17:00 and 17:45.

Blue-and-white Flycatcher
Blue-and-white Flycatcher - race intermedia without black chest

23 Mar. Renewing our attack on pittas, we started at the pitta photoshoot behind the campsite, but again only a distant Blue Pitta heard. Early, around the campsite were Yellow-vented Flowerpecker and Swinhoe's Minivet. Gave up on the pitta around 10:00, after which we did the gulley trail, finding Common Green Magpie, Red-headed Trogon and Orange-breasted Trogon. After lunch tried Km 33 Nature Trail, but in the heat of the afternoon this was not productive. Late afternoon again at the campsite where a good number of migrants had descended, including Yellow-rumped Flycatcher and several Blue-and-white Flycatcher. On the way out of the park we scanned through the many Brown-backed Needletail feeding over the pond, finding two Silver-backed Needletail.

24 Mar. Started with breakfast in the headquarters car park where, just after sunrise, several Austen's Brown Hornbill flew over, landing in a nearby tree. Tried the Nature Trail loop trail but little found. Along the lower sections of the radar road three Blue Pitta heard but impossible to see. A five hour drive to Phu Hin Rong Kla, with some heavy rain en route, where Jerdon's Bush Chat, Barred Buttonquail, a good 120 Nepal House Martin and Dusky Crag Martin were found. Overnight in Lom Sak town.

25 Mar. A five hour drive to Thaksin Maharat with further rain and much evidence of rain yesterday evening. At Thaksin Maharat we stayed only long enough for our target of Olive Bulbul, but also saw Grey Treepie and Ashy Bulbul. On to Mae Wong where we arrived too late to warrant a trip up the mountain, so birded the lower areas around the campsite. Very hot, dry and most of understorey well burnt off - Ruby-cheeked Sunbird, Red-billed Blue Magpie and Indian Cuckoo were the pick of the bunch.

26 Mar. An early drive up to Chong Yen with three pairs of Kalij Pheasant along the way. An hour in the hide there gave Rufous-throated Partridge and a female Grey Peacock-Pheasant with two chicks, while the Umphang trail had Long-tailed Sibia, Sulphur-breasted Warbler, Rufous-browed Flycatcher, Clicking Shrike-babbler and Small Niltava. Back down to Khun Nam Yen but no Blue Pitta in at photoshoot, it recently being very difficult there. The Umphang Trail was again productive, even in the in middle of the afternoon, with White-necked Laughingthrush, Small Niltava and Martens's Warbler. Back to Khun Nam Yen for another short session, but again no pitta. A late afternoon walk along the road gave us Long-tailed Sibia and Baikal Bush Warbler, but no Olive Bulbul. Despite being in the forest, the biting flies were exceptionally vicious. We stayed late, but no Leopard Cat visited the ranger's house. On the return drive to the HQ accommodation we had no fewer than seven Malayan Porcupine on the road.

Red-billed Blue Magpie
Red-billed Blue Magpie

Indian White-eye
Indian White-eye

27 Mar. Yet another early attempt for Blue Pitta, with a calling bird at close range but refusing to come in. A walk gave Olive Bulbul, Lanceolated Warbler and Eyebrowed Thrush. We left late morning and drove to Li and onward to Mae Ping. Being over 40°C it was rather birdless, but Grey-headed Parakeet and Silver-breasted Broadbill were found. As usual here in the late dry season we encountered an good numbers of bees, with only one of us being stung. Overnight in Li.

Eurasian Woodcock
Eurasian Woodcock

28 Mar. To Doi Inthanon and straight to the summit where we spent several hours looking, without success, for Dark-sided Thrush and Yellow-bellied Flowerpecker, though the winter-resident Eurasian Woodcock was a nice bonus. The rest of the day then spent at Km 34, with White-headed Bulbul, Buff-throated Warbler, Himalayan Cuckoo, Common Rosefinch and White-tailed Robin.

29 Mar. All day on Doi Inthanon, starting in open areas of the Km 34 trail, finding Russet Bush Warbler and Buff-throated Warbler. We then hit the summit boardwalk seeking Dark-sided Thrush and Yellow-bellied Flowerpecker which again were elusive.

Back down to the second checkpoint at Km 37, where a walk along the road produced Spectacled Barwing and Rufous-backed Sibia. Down to Km 34 with a longer walk in primary forest with Green Cochoa heard. Having failed at the summit for Dark-sided Thrush, we tried peering several hours into the gulley behind Khun Daeng's, but only Blue Whistling Thrush and Siberian Blue Robin found. Mid afternoon we tried Siribhumi Gardens for Yellow-bellied Flowerpecker, but despite a good-looking fruiting tree, nothing found. A final attempt at Dark-sided Thrush at the summit boardwalk eventually produced a single bird close to dusk, that was seen at close range as it quietly preened and fed.

Hodgson's Frogmouth
Hodgson's Frogmouth

Mrs. Hume's Pheasant
Mrs. Hume's Pheasant

Green Cochoa
Green Cochoa

30 Mar. At sunrise along the Km 13 track, where we had Black Baza, Rufous-winged Buzzard, Collared Falconet, Black-headed Woodpecker and fleeting views of White-rumped Falcon. Drove to Fang with a snack stock-up at Chiang Mai. Fang paddies in the late afternoon held Pied Harrier, Greater Painted-snipe and Thick-billed Warbler.

31 Mar. All day on Doi Lang, starting pre-dawn with a drive up the western flank. The excessive fire damage of the last two weeks was sickening to see, with a fair number of large trees completely burnt down. Most slopes totally burnt, including all the photoshoot localities. The first bird we ran into was Mrs. Hume's Pheasant, with three males feeding along the roadside. With no vegetation cover, observing this species was much easier than usual. Continued up the mountain, spending some time in the second photoshoot area, finding Sapphire Flycatcher, Rusty-cheeked Scimitar Babbler and White-browed Laughingthrush, but no Spot-breasted Parrotbill. Good fortune remained with us the whole day though, with a stream of target species encountered such as Giant Nuthatch, Scarlet-faced Liocichla, Brown-breasted Bulbul and Spot-breasted Parrotbill. On the return, late afternoon, we even found Hodgson's Frogmouth completely by accident, which must have been one of the highlights of the trip to date.

1 Apr. Having had such a successful day on Doi Lang, we opted to change the itinerary and spend the last couple of days at Doi Inthanon, which potentially could still produce several of the difficult target species. Left Fang early to bird at Doi Ang Khang in an attempt to find Spot-throated Babbler, with two birds heard but as usual not seen due to its highly skulking habits. A major stroke of luck though was running into a fruiting tree with two singing Green Cochoa that were a major target. A longish drive to Doi Inthanon, with the temperature touching 43°C. Unsurprisingly, a late afternoon session at Km 13 looking for White-rumped Falcon was unsuccessful.

2 Apr. We started with another early try for White-rumped Falcon, but again not to be found. Some usual suspects in the area were Black-headed Woodpecker, Black Baza and Collared Falconet, as well as several Indian Cuckoo and Large Hawk-Cuckoo. Back up the mountain to escape the heat, and a couple of hours along Km 34 track gave us two Green Cochoa singing, Asian Emerald Cuckoo, Martens's Warbler, Large Niltava and Mountain Tailorbird. After lunch up to Km 37 but very quiet. Then a roadside stop at Km 35 to investigate some fruiting trees gave Rusty-naped Pitta heard. Late afternoon around the HQ area witnessed maybe 1,000 Asian House Martin.

3 Apr. With our final morning we initially tried some fruiting roadside bushes around Km 35 that we'd noticed yesterday, in the hope of locating Yellow-bellied Flowerpecker. All flowerpeckers were being inexplicably scarce on Doi Inthanon, but a group of 20 Ashy Wood Pigeon in a fruiting tree was a fine bonus. After half an hour we favoured a final session along the Km 34 track, where the best bird of the morning, in the open area, was a male Chestnut Bunting, with Asian Emerald Cuckoo putting in a fleeting flypass. Several Green Cochoa were singing and a couple were glimpsed - but no sign or sound of the sought after Purple Cochoa. Midday departure to Chiang Mai and the end of the trip.

Species List

  Laem Phak Bia / Pak Thale Count   Mae Wong Count
  Lesser Whistling Duck 20   Rufous-throated Partridge 4
  Little Grebe 4   Bar-backed Partridge 2
  Black-crowned Night Heron 5   Red Junglefowl 8
  Chinese Pond Heron 1   Kalij Pheasant 8
  Pond Heron sp. 30   Grey Peacock-Pheasant 5
  Javan Pond Heron 4   Striated Heron 1
  Grey Heron 10   Chinese Pond Heron 4
  Eastern Great Egret 40   Crested Serpent Eagle 1
  Little Egret 30   Red-wattled Lapwing 2
  Little Cormorant 40   Barred Cuckoo-Dove 2
  Indian Cormorant 20   Common Emerald Dove 1
  Brahminy Kite 4   Mountain Imperial Pigeon 8
  White-breasted Waterhen 4   Banded Bay Cuckoo 1
  Ruddy-breasted Crake 2   Square-tailed Drongo-Cuckoo 1
  Black-winged Stilt 200   Indian Cuckoo 1
  Red-wattled Lapwing 6   Asian Barred Owlet 2
  Pacific Golden Plover 6   Large-tailed Nightjar 4
  Grey Plover 60   Asian Palm Swift 5
  Kentish Plover 50   Cook's Swift 80
  Tibetan Sand Plover 500   Red-headed Trogon 1
  Greater Sand Plover 10   Indochinese Roller 2
  Asian Dowitcher 2   White-throated Kingfisher 1
  Black-tailed Godwit 400   Blue-bearded Bee-eater 1
  Bar-tailed Godwit 2   Great Barbet 5
  Eurasian Curlew 300   Lineated Barbet 2
  Spotted Redshank 50   Golden-throated Barbet 4
  Common Redshank 2   Blue-throated Barbet 4
  Marsh Sandpiper 60   Speckled Piculet 1
  Common Greenshank 15   Lesser Yellownape 1
  Nordmann's Greenshank 50   Greater Flameback 2
  Wood Sandpiper 2   Long-tailed Broadbill 1
  Common Sandpiper 2   Ashy Woodswallow 2
  Great Knot 350   Grey-chinned Minivet 2
  Red Knot 1   Clicking Shrike-babbler 1
  Sanderling 6   Maroon Oriole 2
  Red-necked Stint 400   Ashy Drongo 2
  Long-toed Stint 3   Bronzed Drongo 1
  Curlew Sandpiper 100   Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo 3
  Dunlin 2   Hair-crested Drongo 20
  Spoon-billed Sandpiper 1   Greater Racket-tailed Drongo 2
  Broad-billed Sandpiper 140   Red-billed Blue Magpie 6
  Ruff 2   Grey Treepie 4
  Red-necked Phalarope 2   Grey-headed Canary-flycatcher 1
  Brown-headed Gull 400   Yellow-cheeked Tit 1
  Heuglin's Gull 1   Black-crested Bulbul 10
  Caspian Tern 25   Red-whiskered Bulbul 7
  Little Tern 25   Flavescent Bulbul 15
  Common Tern 50   White-throated Bulbul 2
  Whiskered Tern 200   Olive Bulbul 3
  White-winged Tern 20   Mountain Bulbul 12
  Rock Dove 10   Ashy Bulbul 1
  Red Collared Dove 30   Black Bulbul 4
  Spotted Dove 10   Sand Martin 3
  Zebra Dove 8   Barn Swallow 20
  Greater Coucal 3   Red-rumped Swallow 30
  Asian Koel 5   Yellow-bellied Warbler 2
  Germain's Swiftlet 30   Radde's Warbler 4
  Asian Palm Swift 2   Yellow-browed Warbler 15
  Collared Kingfisher 1   Claudia's Leaf Warbler 4
  Blue-tailed Bee-eater 5   Davison's Leaf Warbler 4
  Golden-bellied Gerygone 12   Sulphur-breasted Warbler 3
  Ashy Woodswallow 6   Martens's Warbler 5
  Brown Shrike 2   Chestnut-crowned Warbler 1
  Bay-backed Shrike 1   Baikal Bush Warbler 1
  Black Drongo 40   Lanceolated Warbler 2
  Malaysian Pied Fantail 3   Hill Prinia 4
  Racket-tailed Treepie 2   Rufescent Prinia 4
  Eastern Jungle Crow 2   Dark-necked Tailorbird 1
  Streak-eared Bulbul 6   White-browed Scimitar Babbler 1
  Barn Swallow 60   Grey-throated Babbler 10
  Dusky Warbler 2   Golden Babbler 1
  Oriental Reed Warbler 5   Pin-striped Tit-Babbler 30
  Plain Prinia 4   Yunnan Fulvetta 12
  Great Myna 200   Abbott's Babbler 1
  Common Myna 20   Puff-throated Babbler 2
  Siamese Pied Myna 10   Buff-breasted Babbler 5
  White-shouldered Starling 30   White-crested Laughingthrush 10
  Oriental Magpie-Robin 2   White-necked Laughingthrush 6
  Asian Brown Flycatcher 1   Silver-eared Laughingthrush 4
  House Sparrow 4   Silver-eared Mesia 6
  Eurasian Tree Sparrow 10   Long-tailed Sibia 5
  Scaly-breasted Munia 10   Striated Yuhina 35
  Eastern Yellow Wagtail 2   Chestnut-flanked White-eye 8
        Indian White-eye 10
  Huay Mai Teng Count   White's Thrush 2
  Rain Quail 5   Eyebrowed Thrush 8
  Pond Heron sp. 2   White-rumped Shama 6
  Purple Heron 3   Blue Whistling Thrush 6
  Eastern Great Egret 20   Blue Rock Thrush 2
  Medium Egret 2   Taiga Flycatcher 4
  Little Egret 10   Blue-and-white Flycatcher 1
  Little Cormorant 30   Hill Blue Flycatcher 1
  Oriental Honey Buzzard 2   Rufous-browed Flycatcher 2
  Black-winged Stilt 20   Small Niltava 2
  Red-wattled Lapwing 10   Golden-fronted Leafbird 2
  Pacific Golden Plover 15   Ruby-cheeked Sunbird 3
  Eastern Little Ringed Plover 6   Black-throated Sunbird 4
  Bronze-winged Jacana 1   Streaked Spiderhunter 12
  Pin-tailed Snipe 15   Grey Wagtail 3
  Common Snipe 2   Olive-backed Pipit 6
  Oriental Pratincole 20      
  Small Pratincole 2   Mae Ping Count
  Rock Dove 4   Black Baza 1
  Spotted Dove 10   Shikra 2
  Zebra Dove 6   Grey-headed Parakeet 15
  Blossom-headed Parakeet 4   Asian Barred Owlet 1
  Asian Koel 2   Lineated Barbet 2
  Plaintive Cuckoo 1   Grey-capped Pygmy Woodpecker 2
  Savanna Nightjar 2   Common Flameback 3
  Common Kingfisher 1   Greater Flameback 1
  Asian Green Bee-eater 3   Silver-breasted Broadbill 2
  Brown Shrike 3   Large Cuckooshrike 2
  Black Drongo 25   Black-hooded Oriole 2
  Eastern Jungle Crow 2   Hair-crested Drongo 3
  Indochinese Bush Lark 4   Red-billed Blue Magpie 2
  Oriental Skylark 10   Rufous Treepie 4
  Sooty-headed Bulbul 4   White-crested Laughingthrush 6
  Streak-eared Bulbul 6   Velvet-fronted Nuthatch 4
  Barn Swallow 50   Taiga Flycatcher 2
  Red-rumped Swallow 2   Ornate Sumbird 2
  Oriental Reed Warbler 5      
  Zitting Cisticola 4   Doi Inthanon Count
  Plain Prinia 4   Rufous-throated Partridge 2
  Siamese Pied Myna 10   Mountain Bamboo Partridge 4
  Amur Stonechat 6   Red Junglefowl 4
  Ornate Sumbird 1   Oriental Honey Buzzard 1
  Plain-backed Sparrow 2   Black Baza 2
  Asian Golden Weaver 3   Crested Goshawk 1
  Paddyfield Pipit 10   Shikra 1
  Red-throated Pipit 6   Rufous-winged Buzzard 3
        White-rumped Falcon 1
  Sakaerat Count   Collared Falconet 7
  Green-legged Partridge 2   Eurasian Woodcock 1
  Siamese Fireback 7   Ashy Wood Pigeon 21
  Spotted Dove 4   Oriental Turtle Dove 4
  Red-breasted Parakeet 40   Spotted Dove 16
  Asian Koel 2   Greater Coucal 1
  Large Hawk-Cuckoo 1   Green-billed Malkoha 1
  Crested Treeswift 3   Asian Emerald Cuckoo 2
  Asian Palm Swift 3   Banded Bay Cuckoo 5
  Lineated Barbet 5   Square-tailed Drongo-Cuckoo 1
  Common Iora 1   Large Hawk-Cuckoo 6
  Large Cuckooshrike 3   Indian Cuckoo 4
  Greater Racket-tailed Drongo 2   Himalayan Cuckoo 1
  Eastern Jungle Crow 4   Asian Barred Owlet 2
  Barn Swallow 10   Crested Treeswift 4
  Yellow-browed Warbler 1   House Swift 80
  Brown Prinia 2   Oriental Dollarbird 1
  Rufescent Prinia 12   Chestnut-headed Bee-eater 10
  Common Tailorbird 1   Great Barbet 10
  White-crested Laughingthrush 4   Lineated Barbet 4
  Common Hill Myna 4   Golden-throated Barbet 14
  Siberian Blue Robin 1   Blue-throated Barbet 7
  Taiga Flycatcher 2   Speckled Piculet 1
  Purple Sunbird 2   Black-headed Woodpecker 8
  White-rumped Munia 7   Common Flameback 2
        Greater Flameback 1
  Khao Yai Count   Bay Woodpecker 1
  Green-legged Partridge 12   Rusty-naped Pitta 1
  Red Junglefowl 10   Large Cuckooshrike 2
  Silver Pheasant 3   Black-winged Cuckooshrike 1
  Siamese Fireback 1   Grey-chinned Minivet 12
  Chinese Pond Heron 2   Long-tailed Minivet 110
  Pond Heron sp. 8   Short-billed Minivet 8
  Little Egret 2   White-bellied Erpornis 2
  Little Cormorant 5   White-browed Shrike-babbler 3
  Crested Serpent Eagle 1   Clicking Shrike-babbler 3
  Red-wattled Lapwing 6   Black-hooded Oriole 2
  Spotted Dove 10   Maroon Oriole 4
  Barred Cuckoo-Dove 3   Ashy Drongo 3
  Common Emerald Dove 1   Bronzed Drongo 3
  Thick-billed Green Pigeon 1   Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo 5
  Mountain Imperial Pigeon 6   Hair-crested Drongo 10
  Vernal Hanging Parrot 8   Greater Racket-tailed Drongo 7
  Greater Coucal 2   White-throated Fantail 2
  Coral-billed Ground Cuckoo 1   Eurasian Jay 2
  Green-billed Malkoha 6   Red-billed Blue Magpie 8
  Asian Koel 6   Eastern Jungle Crow 1
  Collared Owlet 3   Yellow-bellied Fantail 4
  Asian Barred Owlet 1   Grey-headed Canary-flycatcher 2
  Brown Boobook 1   Yellow-cheeked Tit 6
  Large-tailed Nightjar 1   Striated Bulbul 1
  Silver-backed Needletail 2   Red-whiskered Bulbul 2
  Brown-backed Needletail 30   Sooty-headed Bulbul 4
  Asian Palm Swift 10   Flavescent Bulbul 30
  House Swift 2   Mountain Bulbul 15
  Orange-breasted Trogon 2   Black Bulbul 2
  Red-headed Trogon 4   White-headed Bulbul 4
  Oriental Dollarbird 3   Barn Swallow 20
  Banded Kingfisher 1   Asian House Martin 1000
  Blue-eared Kingfisher 1   Striated Swallow 2
  Blue-bearded Bee-eater 1   Pygmy Cupwing 4
  Austen's Brown Hornbill 4   Mountain Tailorbird 6
  Oriental Pied Hornbill 10   Slaty-bellied Tesia 4
  Great Hornbill 5   Buff-throated Warbler 2
  Wreathed Hornbill 2   Buff-barred Warbler 5
  Moustached Barbet 15   Ashy-throated Warbler 5
  Blue-eared Barbet 1   Yellow-browed Warbler 1
  Greater Flameback 5   Hume's Leaf Warbler 1
  Black-and-buff Woodpecker 2   Blyth's Leaf Warbler 20
  Great Slaty Woodpecker 1   Claudia's Leaf Warbler 2
  Long-tailed Broadbill 1   Davison's Leaf Warbler 40
  Banded Broadbill 1   Grey-crowned Warbler 1
  Blue Pitta 7   Martens's Warbler 3
  Bar-winged Flycatcher-shrike 5   Chestnut-crowned Warbler 2
  Ashy Woodswallow 12   Russet Bush Warbler 4
  Common Iora 1   Hill Prinia 18
  Black-winged Cuckooshrike 4   Grey-breasted Prinia 1
  Swinhoe's Minivet 5   Rusty-cheeked Scimitar Babbler 2
  Brown Shrike 1   White-browed Scimitar Babbler 2
  White-bellied Erpornis 5   Grey-throated Babbler 7
  Hair-crested Drongo 2   Pin-striped Tit-Babbler 10
  Greater Racket-tailed Drongo 5   Chestnut-capped Babbler 2
  Black-naped Monarch 2   Rufous-winged Fulvetta 30
  Common Green Magpie 2   Yunnan Fulvetta 55
  Eastern Jungle Crow 6   White-necked Laughingthrush 10
  Black-crested Bulbul 20   Silver-eared Laughingthrush 16
  Stripe-throated Bulbul 4   Blue-winged Minla 4
  Puff-throated Bulbul 10   Bar-throated Minla 15
  Grey-eyed Bulbul 20   Spectacled Barwing 2
  Barn Swallow 10   Silver-eared Mesia 2
  Red-rumped Swallow 4   Rufous-backed Sibia 7
  Radde's Warbler 2   Dark-backed Sibia 18
  Yellow-browed Warbler 4   Chestnut-vented Nuthatch 2
  Two-barred Warbler 1   Hume's Treecreeper 3
  Pale-legged Leaf Warbler 20   Dark-sided Thrush 1
  Claudia's Leaf Warbler 15   Green Cochoa 2
  Alström's Warbler 2   Himalayan Shortwing 6
  Dark-necked Tailorbird 10   Siberian Blue Robin 1
  White-browed Scimitar Babbler 3   Oriental Magpie-Robin 1
  Pin-striped Tit-Babbler 20   White-rumped Shama 1
  Abbott's Babbler 6   White-tailed Robin 2
  Puff-throated Babbler 6   Blue Whistling Thrush 7
  White-crested Laughingthrush 20   Slaty-backed Forktail 1
  Lesser Necklaced Laughingthrush 4   Northern White-crowned Forktail 1
  Black-throated Laughingthrush 1   Pied Bush Chat 5
  Chestnut-flanked White-eye 12   Grey Bush Chat 2
  Hume's White-eye 3   Blue Rock Thrush 1
  Asian Fairy-bluebird 15   Slaty-backed Flycatcher 2
  Common Hill Myna 4   Taiga Flycatcher 1
  Siberian Blue Robin 2   Snowy-browed Flycatcher 4
  White-rumped Shama 12   Little Pied Flycatcher 8
  Blue Whistling Thrush 1   Verditer Flycatcher 4
  Northern White-crowned Forktail 1   Hill Blue Flycatcher 3
  Asian Brown Flycatcher 2   Rufous-bellied Niltava 1
  Yellow-rumped Flycatcher 1   Large Niltava 6
  Blue-and-white Flycatcher 3   Golden-fronted Leafbird 2
  Hainan Blue Flycatcher 1   Fire-breasted Flowerpecker 3
  Hill Blue Flycatcher 2   Purple Sunbird 1
  Blue-winged Leafbird 2   Green-tailed Sunbird 8
  Yellow-vented Flowerpecker 1   Black-throated Sunbird 2
  Cambodian Flowerpecker 3   Streaked Spiderhunter 1
  Ornate Sumbird 2   Eurasian Tree Sparrow 30
  Black-throated Sunbird 2   Scaly-breasted Munia 10
  Little Spiderhunter 2   Grey Wagtail 1
  Grey Wagtail 2   Olive-backed Pipit 100
        Common Rosefinch 50
  Phu Hin Rong Kla Count   Chestnut Bunting 1
  Eastern Buzzard 1      
  Common Kestrel 1   Fang paddies Count
  Barred Buttonquail 6   Little Grebe 6
  Plaintive Cuckoo 1   Asian Openbill 60
  House Swift 4   Chinese Pond Heron 20
  Great Barbet 1   Eastern Cattle Egret 2
  Blue-throated Barbet 1   Little Egret 2
  Ashy Woodswallow 1   Pied Harrier 1
  Brown Shrike 1   White-breasted Waterhen 1
  Black-naped Oriole 1   Black-winged Stilt 110
  Barn Swallow 6   Greater Painted-snipe 3
  Dusky Crag Martin 12   Pin-tailed Snipe 1
  Nepal House Martin 120   Common Snipe 1
  Hill Prinia 2   Green Sandpiper 2
  White-browed Scimitar Babbler 1   Red Collared Dove 6
  Chestnut-capped Babbler 4   Spotted Dove 10
  Black-collared Starling 1   Greater Coucal 4
  Amur Stonechat 1   Asian Koel 1
  Pied Bush Chat 4   Ashy Woodswallow 20
  Jerdon's Bush Chat 4   Common Iora 2
  Blue Rock Thrush 1   Brown Shrike 1
  Olive-backed Pipit 10   Black Drongo 15
        Oriental Skylark 3
  Thaksin Maharat Count   Sooty-headed Bulbul 2
  Chestnut-headed Bee-eater 3   Barn Swallow 8
  Great Barbet 2   Dusky Warbler 20
  Blue-throated Barbet 4   Thick-billed Warbler 1
  Blue-eared Barbet 1   Zitting Cisticola 6
  White-browed Piculet 1   Yellow-bellied Prinia 2
  Grey Treepie 2   Great Myna 10
  Black-crested Bulbul 6   Common Myna 4
  Sooty-headed Bulbul 2   Black-collared Starling 6
  Olive Bulbul 3   Oriental Magpie-Robin 2
  Ashy Bulbul 2   Amur Stonechat 4
  Barn Swallow 6   Pied Bush Chat 6
  Yellow-bellied Warbler 3   Plain-backed Sparrow 1
  Yellow-browed Warbler 5   Scaly-breasted Munia 16
  Asian Fairy-bluebird 1   Paddyfield Pipit 4
  Common Myna 2      
  Oriental Magpie-Robin 2   Doi Lang Count
  Hill Blue Flycatcher 1   Mountain Bamboo Partridge 2
  Black-throated Sunbird 3   Mrs. Hume's Pheasant 3
        Shikra 1
  Doi Ang Khang Count   Pied Harrier 1
  Barred Cuckoo-Dove 1   Spotted Dove 6
  Cook's Swift 4   Mountain Imperial Pigeon 2
  Golden-throated Barbet 2   Lesser Coucal 1
  Blue-throated Barbet 1   Large Hawk-Cuckoo 3
  Bay Woodpecker 2   Indian Cuckoo 1
  Ashy Woodswallow 4   Collared Owlet 2
  Grey-chinned Minivet 2   Hodgson's Frogmouth 1
  Maroon Oriole 2   Cook's Swift 100
  Grey Treepie 4   Eurasian Hoopoe 2
  Japanese Tit 2   Great Barbet 3
  Sooty-headed Bulbul 10   Golden-throated Barbet 4
  Flavescent Bulbul 10   Grey-capped Pygmy Woodpecker 2
  Mountain Bulbul 2   Necklaced Woodpecker 1
  Mountain Tailorbird 2   Bay Woodpecker 2
  Chestnut-headed Tesia 1   Large Woodshrike 2
  Buff-barred Warbler 2   Ashy Woodswallow 4
  Pallas's Leaf Warbler 1   Common Iora 1
  Yellow-browed Warbler 1   Large Cuckooshrike 5
  Hume's Leaf Warbler 2   Short-billed Minivet 4
  Davison's Leaf Warbler 10   Long-tailed Shrike 1
  Hill Prinia 2   White-browed Shrike-babbler 6
  White-browed Scimitar Babbler 2   Maroon Oriole 4
  Grey-throated Babbler 2   Ashy Drongo 6
  Golden Babbler 2   Bronzed Drongo 4
  Rufous-winged Fulvetta 4   Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo 1
  Yunnan Fulvetta 12   Grey Treepie 4
  Spot-throated Babbler 2   Crested Finchbill 16
  Blue-winged Minla 1   Red-whiskered Bulbul 4
  Scarlet-faced Liocichla 3   Brown-breasted Bulbul 12
  Striated Yuhina 4   Sooty-headed Bulbul 10
  Eyebrowed Thrush 3   Flavescent Bulbul 10
  Green Cochoa 2   Mountain Tailorbird 2
  Siberian Blue Robin 1   Pallas's Leaf Warbler 3
  Little Pied Flycatcher 4   Claudia's Leaf Warbler 2
  Verditer Flycatcher 1   Davison's Leaf Warbler 20
  White-gorgeted Flycatcher 1   Grey-crowned Warbler 1
        Russet Bush Warbler 2
        Hill Prinia 8
        Rusty-cheeked Scimitar Babbler 6
        White-browed Scimitar Babbler 2
        Grey-throated Babbler 2
        Buff-chested Babbler 6
        Yunnan Fulvetta 4
        Puff-throated Babbler 2
        White-necked Laughingthrush 4
        White-browed Laughingthrush 12
        Himalayan Cutia 1
        Scarlet-faced Liocichla 4
        Spectacled Barwing 4
        Rufous-backed Sibia 3
        Dark-backed Sibia 15
        Long-tailed Sibia 6
        Spot-breasted Parrotbill 2
        Whiskered Yuhina 1
        Chestnut-flanked White-eye 4
        Velvet-fronted Nuthatch 2
        Giant Nuthatch 4
        White-rumped Shama 1
        Grey Bush Chat 6
        Slaty-backed Flycatcher 3
        Little Pied Flycatcher 4
        Sapphire Flycatcher 1
        Verditer Flycatcher 1
        Hill Blue Flycatcher 1
        Mrs. Gould's Sunbird 1
        Scaly-breasted Munia 12
        Olive-backed Pipit 35
        Crested Bunting 1