Birding in Thailand

Birds seen during a trip to central and northern Thailand. Locations visited include Lat Krabang, Khao Yai, Pak Thale, Kaeng Krachan, Doi Lang, Doi Ang Khang and Doi Inthanon. Especially the Lung Sin waterhole at Kaeng Krachang was productive for videotaping birds.

[@donstarks8029]

This is a great video. The quality of the video itself is great; still and in focus. I especially like the fact that the videographer doesn't put up the name for 30 seconds or so which gives you time to see if you know the bird which is good practice. Yep, this is a good one.

[@Grace-pp3dw]

Shalom .Thank you. Watching from Australia. 73 Praise the Lord 37.137 Praise the Lord 53.

[@garoto1113]

Marvellous birds! Congratulations! What recorder did you use?

[@DuangRungsaengchan]

I have seen white rumped shamas in Hawaii during winter season.

[@Birdwow63]

you got good collection of these lovely birds.. Thanks for sharing...

[@swissbirder1651]

Great footage, thank you. Mouse deer and drongo paricularly cool. I would like to visit some of these locations.

[@fenixphoenix5560]

Amazing video. Thanks for uploading. So on the bird bath scenes, where you filming from a blind? How long were you there filming to get those many birds ? How long were you in Thailand to see those many birds? How much you spend the time you were there ? Me and my wife want to go for 2 weeks late this year or next. Thanks for the wonderful video!

[@rampevee236]

Thanks for your comments! Yes, the blind is at the Lung Sin waterhole close to Kaeng Krachan. We spent a full day at the hide except for a few hour lunch break. Two weeks in Thailand. Good luck on your trip!

[@thailandwild4897]

Well done. It looks like you saw a lot of wildlife. What was your favourite park for birds?

[@rampevee236]

We liked all parks. The northern parks were good, but as I earlier replied, Kaeng Krachang was great.

[@shaunferguson8782]

Great I'm there in Nov this year and like some more info regarding the Lung Sin waterhole please. Like direction or google earth coordinates etc. Do you have to book the hide etc. I have 5 days in the area which should be plenty of time to visit the location and spend a few hours in the hide.

[@wildlifethailand2699]

Great video!

[@rampevee236]

Hi. We stayed at Samarn bird camp. They organized the hide bookings. The hide was not expensive, less than 10 euros per person (paid in cash to the hide owner), if I recall correctly. Also the Baan Maka lodge can organize hide bookings.

[@herochanel7478]

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