After completed our "mission" at Huai Kha Kheang, we swung back to the east part of Thailand. The next location was the Wat Pra Puttabant Noi located at the Saraburi Province.
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| Wat Pra Puttabant Noi |
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| Limestone Wren Babbler |
It was a brief stopped at Wat Pra Puttabant Noi. After that we headed to the last birding location for the Day 3, Pak Chong.
While on the way to Pak Chong, we saw this tough Toyota Hilux which loaded with many passengers at the rear compartment. Guess how many passengers ?
Here are the species that I managed to photographed at Pak Chong :
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| Green Bee Eater |
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| Small Pratincole |
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| Small Pratincole |
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| Oriental Skylark |
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| Eastern Marsh Harrier (Instead of Pied Harrier stated earlier) |
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| Zitting Cisticola |
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| Siberian Stonechat |
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| Lesser Coucal |
Beautiful sunset :
It was a long and tiring day traveling to 3 different locations, nevertheless when I counted the many number of species that I managed to photographed I felt that the effort was worth it.
Thanks for viewing.
4 comments:
What a trip? You must have rrally enjoyed it.The oriental skylark is amazing. Thanx for sharing
Nice trip you have there and great photography.
I think your Pied Harrier Ia actually a Eastern Marsh Harrier. This is due to the heavy streaking on the breast part which is absent in Pied.
Nice phot. Like it a lot.
Hi Terence,
Thanks for your comments and also the correct ID of the Harrier.
Kiah
Sure no problem. Keep it coming. Enjoy the photo in your blog. Great shot and good effort.
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