Hi All,

Noticed that we had a few comments on another thread Bird - Through My Kitchen Window hence this post.

Come and show off your plume photo of Birds in and around Thailand and Asia.

Let me kick this off with a couple common fowl found in these neck of the woods/waters

Yours truly,

Kan Win

P.S. Please post only your own phots. Thanking you.

Here's a few taken around Chiangmai...

Common Kingfisher

Spotted Dove

(male) Grey Buschat

Crested Honey Buzzard

(female) Oriental Magpie Robin

Cattle Egret & White-Vented Myna (hitching a lift)

These are photo,s of birds that visit and other creatures that visit our garden, the emu has adopted a neighbours garden as its home territory,the black and white is a young Nignoy with Fips a display Budgie fur the purists 0.1 Gyps Vulvus

Can i post my link here ?

http://picasaweb.google.com/sthesunset75/H...ey=tT8xLHsEF7M#

OOPS !

Only Thailand and Asia...forget those link then

the emu has adopted a neighbours garden as its home territory

One bird I really would like to see. Going birding in Australia next year........

the emu has adopted a neighbours garden as its home territory

One bird I really would like to see. Going birding in Australia next year........

Then Make Bribie Island Your main destination, everything from Blue wren to White bellied sea eagles,Bower birds and riflebirds in the bunyas 45 minutes drive away, and all the migratory and passage birds, your heart desires, drop me a line if you need any help

One bird I really would like to see. Going birding in Australia next year........

so jealous...

i would really love to see (& hear) one of these amazing birds..

the Superb Lyrebird

One bird I really would like to see. Going birding in Australia next year........

so jealous...

i would really love to see (& hear) one of these amazing birds..

the Superb Lyrebird

Look up a guy called John Young from Ingham a well known australian Ornithologist and Avian photographer maybe he can help you, I cant help it but everytime I see your Avatar I cant help thinking they are from a series of photo,s taken for the DFO of my Goshawk Tiercel Kaiser by Horst Neesters in Hellenthal in 1978 , I could be wrong as it seems these days I am not very often right, we will be in CM for a month in October if you would like to compare notes

Look up a guy called John Young from Ingham a well known australian Ornithologist and Avian photographer maybe he can help you

thanks for the tip, but a trip to Australia is just a pipe dream for me at the moment. Hence my drooling over the Lyrebird, But you never know..

I cant help it but everytime I see your Avatar I cant help thinking they are from a series of photo,s taken for the DFO of my Goshawk Tiercel Kaiser by Horst Neesters in Hellenthal in 1978

those pics were taken less than 3 yrs ago (you've asked me this b4)

we will be in CM for a month in October if you would like to compare notes

really? what you going to be up to ?

here's another one i snapped around Chiangmai...

Burmese Shrike

Look up a guy called John Young from Ingham a well known australian Ornithologist and Avian photographer maybe he can help you

thanks for the tip, but a trip to Australia is just a pipe dream for me at the moment. Hence my drooling over the Lyrebird, But you never know..

I cant help it but everytime I see your Avatar I cant help thinking they are from a series of photo,s taken for the DFO of my Goshawk Tiercel Kaiser by Horst Neesters in Hellenthal in 1978

those pics were taken less than 3 yrs ago (you've asked me this b4)

we will be in CM for a month in October if you would like to compare notes

really? what you going to be up to ? Not a lot I hope, showing my wifes disabled sister around thailand , have been invited to repeat a WP think tank discussion, that I did in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur in November ,it must of impressed some of the thai officials that were there , but have not decided yet

here's another one i snapped around Chiangmai...

Burmese Shrike

Indian Roller - taken in India a few years ago, a beutiful bird

And a beautiful shot!

Kan Win / Mods, maybe you could alter the title of this thread to "Wildlife of Thailand... ... ... ..." ?

thereby encompassing all creatures from the region.? it could also double up as the place to put all the ever increasing 'what is this bug, bird, reptile, animal etc.. ?' posts in a 1 stop Q & A thread.. just a thought.. Whether it stayed in the Photography, or Plants, Pets & Vets sections would be up 2 y'all but i'm sure a dedicated area for this subject would good for the forum..

anyhow, here's a couple of non bird shots i've taken around Chiangmai..

Many Lined Sun Skink - Mabuya Multifasciata

Ghost Grasshopper's - Aularches miliaris

Great photos, all! One of the surprises I had in moving to Thailand is how much wildlife there is here.

Goshawk: I bike or motorcycle through the CMU Agricultural lands near Doi Kham at night occasionally and have had an owl fly along with me. Never get a good look at it in the dark, but am wondering if you have any experience with owls here. That area over there is rich with birds of all kinds.

Goshawk: I bike or motorcycle through the CMU Agricultural lands near Doi Kham at night occasionally and have had an owl fly along with me. Never get a good look at it in the dark, but am wondering if you have any experience with owls here. That area over there is rich with birds of all kinds.

the Owl? Hmmm.. really wouldn't like to guess, as it could be one of a few.. You're correct though, the area is fantastic for birds, all the pics u see in this particular thread by me are taken from there - my (Thailand) local patch..

any further descriptions of the Owl or photo's if u have any would be most welcomed..

Keep a sharp eye for this one T_Dog next time u ride thru there... sorry for the grainy image, but these abundant winter visiting skulking beauties are notorious for not allowing us to get too close to them.. they're so shy u have to lure them out with 'tape calls' as i did here..

Siberian Rubythroat

Indian Roller - taken in India a few years ago, a beutiful bird

Yes, a colourful bird, we see a lot of those in Isaan

Still trying to get the hang of digiscoping. Hopefully have some pictures soon!

Nice to see so many great photo,s sorry mine are just point and click

Gooses and gooselings at Don's Cafe, Chiang Rai.

Another one from CM..

Green Bee eater