On 03/09/2016 at 10:07 PM, Aladdin said:

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I don't know, at least I have a hart time saying of we had some kind of communication or if she/ he was just calling for help

 

Nice story, Aladdin, and nice shots!

 

Your great pics all over here very well show how much you love birds and birding...

Bravo!

 

Can someone name this? A pair of them trying to build a nest outside my window.

 

Looks like: Scaly-breasted munia (Lonchura punctulata topela) also possible a domesticated species (Lonchura var. domestica).

Easier for me: pigeons, sure!

 

 

My first birds pics ever, while shooting street pics...

Rainy day in Chiang Mai

Little green bee-eater (Merops orientalis)

Sony DSC-HX400V  Exposure: 1/60 sec at f/5,6 Focal length: 157mm, ISO: 800

I love this pic, me2501!

And the trails of rain, yum-yum...

 

And yes raining a lot in CNX

 

Unusual encounter with an Eurasian Hoopoe (Upupa epops longirostris)

Sony DSC-HX400V:  Exposure: 1/250 sec at f/6.3, Focal length: 215mm, ISO: 320

Don't really have the equipment or the skill to capture and of the beautiful wild birds,like you folk do.

 

Hope you will accept this fine looking bird I captured at one of our local temples,instead.

 

Currently working for the past week or so 200km south of HCMC on the coast and there's a noticeable lack of bird life here. Area would be similar to coastal areas west and east of BKK but I think I've seen no more than 5 birds. Never heard bird song yet. Someone says it's because the locals catch and eat but I don't know if that's true.

^Thinking about it I've seen about 5 birds, 1 geko, 2 dogs and no cats in 10 days here. Definitely NOT Thailand!

This bird was not in my garden so I will post here.Being new to this game I have a lot to learn. Is this a grey heron? The black is confusing me.

Some others recently.The Last one I'm not sure about

Please try to limit to three images per post guys!

Suan Rot Fai

 

Almost sure it is an Asian Brown Flycatcher

 

 

 

 

 

I saw this one in the rice field.

Not sure about this very small bird either. I would be grateful for an Id.

And now you can understand why I would like another camera ..

I'm at 105 mm the maximum on the TG 860 , and just under it !

 

I see many rufous winged buzzards when I am out on the bike in Chiang Mai.

Indian Roller and common sandpiper. Out and about Chiang Mai.

On ‎06‎/‎09‎/‎2016 at 11:58 PM, Aladdin said:

 

Used to have one of these as pet a few years back... I hand raised it when I rescued it from off the road in the middle of the night where it had fallen from a nest.  He could speak Thai, English and Bird.  He was allowed out the cage to fly about the garden in the daytime... and after a couple of years he attracted a wild mate and they nested in the roof of my pool pump house.  Had a lovely family of his own and then left with them to join a huge wild flock.  It was always funny to see him singing to his mate and talking to her in English... bet she was confused! 

This dove in my garden... not sure what kind it is.

 

 

Any my old pet white vented mynah bird.

 

Was reading up on these White Vented Mynah, also known as Javan Mynahs.

They are virtually extinct in Java as so many were caught for cage birds.

 

Their natural range has been spreading north.

I have lived in the same house in Phuket for 15 years. When I moved in, there were only Common Mynahs.

Now, there is a mix whereby the White Vented make up approximately 50% of all the Mynahs I see.

Got this one yesterday.To me it looks like a streak eared bulbul

Lesser whistling Ducks

On 27/10/2559 at 8:16 AM, kgpr said:

Some others recently.The Last one I'm not sure about

The last one is a Male Baya Weaver.

On 30/10/2559 at 10:36 AM, Aladdin said:

Suan Rot Fai

 

Almost sure it is an Asian Brown Flycatcher

 

 

 

 

 

Red-throated, I think. Otherwise known as "Taiga." But not Asian Brown. 

On 1/11/2559 at 7:59 AM, kgpr said:

I saw this one in the rice field.

Stonechat, I think. Female or Juv. 

On 1/11/2559 at 11:41 AM, kgpr said:

Not sure about this very small bird either. I would be grateful for an Id.

I have it as most likely a Grey-breasted Prinia.