| Tours of Thailand |
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| The North |
Doi Inthanon, Doi Suthep, Doi Chiang Dao, Doi
Angkhang, Tatorn, Mae Ping, Mae Fang |
| Upper Central Thailand
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Mae Wong and Nam Nao, Beung Borapet |
| Bangkok area |
city parks, Bangpoo, Samut Sakorn |
| Khao Yai |
National park |
| Kaengkrachan (Central) |
located at the very upper part of Peninsula Thailand,
3 hours drive south-west of Bangkok |
| The South |
Hala-Bala, Krabi, Pangnga, KNC etc |
Bangkok and surroundings (city
parks, Bangpoo, Samut Sakorn)
Bangkok 16th-26th April 2010 
- Sarah and I didn’t plan to spend 10 days in Bangkok at the end of our holiday in Bali; we were stranded there thanks to the volcano in Iceland that put a stop to all flights to and from northern Europe...Geoff Upton reports
Bangkok, Thailand May
2004
- Unlike last year, this was primarily a shopping
trip to Bangkok for all the things I cannot get in Vietnam (shoes
in particular). However, I had agreed with my girlfriend that
I could sneak away for a short time to get some bird watching
in....Hanno Stamm reports.
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Lampakbia, Petburi
province, Thailand 2004
- The traditional site for Spoon-billed
Sandpiper in Thailand has up till now been Khok Kham
at Samut Sakorn. Though the birds are still present there,
this season a 'new' site for the same specie has emerged
at the province of Petburi. This site is a little more then
an hour away from Khok Kham but holds so much more to see
for the avid birdwatcher...Peter Ericsson reports.
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A Bangkok Morning Concert
March 2000
- Peter Ericsson takes us on a tour
of the dawn Chorus in Bangkok
Bankok, Khao Nor Chuchi,
Krabi, Phang Nga 1-29/3/01.
- My girlfriend and I travelled to Thailand
for a month's birding and 'chilling out' - or so I was told! So
as such, this was not a totally dedicated birding 'burn-out'.
The main goals were Spoon-billed Sandpiper, which I knew to be
still there to within a week or so, Gurney's Pitta, Nordmann's
Greenshank, and possibly Masked Finfoot. We scored 3 out of 4...Nick
Ransdale reports
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