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Provides not only good birding on forest trails but a chance to bird for raptors, Hornbills and Kingfishers from the comfort of a longtail boat.
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An intense day's birding here in the spring will often produce sixty to seventy forest species including Pittas, Trogons, Forktails, Kingfishers and Babblers. Add to that the enigmatic Rail-Babbler and the Great Argus and you've had a great day's birding.
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This is a very challenging place for the birders but has it's rewards. Everybody knows about Gurney's Pitta but Banded Pitta and Hooded Pitta are here too. Also host to many other species that are very difficult elsewhere in Thailand.
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Extensive forests, mangroves and islands provide excellent birding for a few days. |
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An island with a range of habitats including mangrove, savanna, forest and scrub. Great for raptors. The only location in Thailand for Lesser Adjutant. |
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Provides a good introduction to the birds of South East Asia. A day out usually nets 50 to 70 species. |
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Southern Thailands largest freshwater lake. Herons, egrets, jacanas and waders abound. |
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In the far South. This is the best location for Hornbills and Babblers. A few days here can produce over 150 forest species. |
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A province in the northern half of the peninsula famous around the world for the raptor migration which passes through each autumn.
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