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Came across this "star fish" like thing, today, off Maenam beach Samui, Never seen before, the strange thing about it is very stiff....

I'm not really sure if alive or dead... w00t.gif ... (sorry images not too great! sad.png ) Top and bottom views...

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"...yeah, we're getting married this month. But we won't have kids..."

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"...could get problems with my Mia Noi..."

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(Still trying to ID this bird)

excellent shot Bill.. it's a Bush Thick-knee. Endemic to Australia.

all the world's Stone-curlew's have that distinct, awesome yellow beady eye.

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(Still trying to ID this bird)

excellent shot Bill.. it's a Bush Thick-knee. Endemic to Australia.

all the world's Stone-curlew's have that distinct, awesome yellow beady eye.

Thanks Goshawk for the compliment and the ID, and you are right about the eyes. You had me staring at that banana leaf that you posted for a whilesmile.png .

The new lens I have is so much better than my other ones I have, though I’m still learning how to get the best out of it (Do you ever stop learning?). It has shown up the weakness of my camera though; that been noise and the auto focus (moving objects).

At the moment I am looking at birding web sites for Thailand; but they don’t give the best time of year or nesting seasons. Would you, or anyone else have any recommendations?

Thanks again. Regards.

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At the moment I am looking at birding web sites for Thailand; but they don’t give the best time of year or nesting seasons. Would you, or anyone else have any recommendations?

Due to the large amount of resident species, anytime of the year really can be productive, but all the wintering species are present in Thailand now & for the next month or so.. speciality birds like spoon-billed sandpiper (critically endangered & one of the worlds rarest) can be seen right now at a few places around the northern rim of the gulf of Thailand.

All the info you need for a successful birding trip can be seen here.

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