Birds of Thailand (1-50) Photo Gallery by Carl-Johan Svensson at pbase.com

Birds of Thailand (1-50)

All bird species in Thailand which I have photographed. Thailand has a rich flora of birds, about 950 species have been spotted!
Listed by last photographed first. Number 1-50 in this gallery.
Since the pictures are used for documentary purpose, some of them are not that sharp.
When I take a better picture of a specie, I will replace it.

050 - Asian Koel (male)	050 - Asian Koel (male)	050 - Asian Koel (female)	049 - Peaceful Dove (male)
048 - Common Moorhen (male)	047 - Little Grebe	047 - Little Grebe (not sharp)	046 - Greater Painted-snipe (male)
046 - Greater Painted-snipe (male and female)	045 - Siberian Stonechat (female)	045 - Siberian Stonechat (male)	::Sanderling::
043 - Black-winged Stilt	043 - Black-winged Stilt	043 - Black-winged Stilt	042 - Red-breasted Parakeet (female)
042 - Red-breasted Parakeet (male and female)	041 - White-throated Kingfisher	041 - White-throated Kingfisher	040 - Bronze-winged Jacana
040 - Bronze-winged Jacana (not sharp)	039 - Blue-tailed Bee-eater	039 - Blue-tailed Bee-eater	Black Drongo
038 - Black Drongo	037 - Black-capped Kingfisher	037 - Black-capped Kingfisher	037 - Black-capped Kingfisher
Common Kingfisher	036 - Common Kingfisher	035 - Brown Shrike male	035 - Brown Shrike
035 - Brown Shrike (male)	035 - Brown Shrike (juvenile)	034 - Paddyfield Pipit	034 - Paddyfield Pipit
033 - Pied Fantail	032 - Scaly Breasted Munia	032 - Scaly Breasted Munia (juvenile)	031 - Yellow-vented Bulbul
030 - Black-winged Cuckooshrike (not sharp)	030 - Black-winged Cuckooshrike (not sharp)	029 - Brown-throated Sunbird (female and male)	028 - Small Minivet (male)
028 - Small Minivet (female)	Asian Brown Flycatcher	027 - Asian Brown Flycatcher	026 - Moustached Barbet (juvenile)
026 - Moustached Barbet (juvenile)	024 - Fire-breasted Flowerpecker (Cambodianum)	024 - Fire-breasted Flowerpecker (Cambodianum)	025 - Yellow-vented Flowerpecker
023 - Grey-backed Shrike	023 - Grey-backed Shrike	022 - Black-headed Bulbul	021 - Black-naped Oriole
021 - Black-naped Oriole (juvenile)	021 - Black-naped Oriole (juvenile)	020 - Oriental Pied Hornbill (female)	019 - White-rumped Shama (male)
019 - White-rumped Shama (male)	018 - Asian Fairy Bluebird (female)	018 - Asian Fairy Bluebird (female)	017 - Green-billed Malkoha
016 - Grey Wagtail	016 - Grey Wagtail	015 - Blue Rock Thrush (male)	014 - Black-crested Bulbul
014- Black-crested Bulbul	013 - Red-wattled Lapwing	012 ::Red-whiskered Bulbul::	011 - Indian Roller
011 - Indian Roller (Juvenile)	011 - Indian Roller	011 - Indian Roller	011 - Indian Roller
010 - Javan Pond Heron (breeding)	010 - Javan Pond Heron	010 - Javan Pond Heron	009 ::Long-tailed Shrike::
007 - Asian Pied Starling	007 - Asian Pied Starling	007 - Asian Pied Starling	006 - Black-collared Starling (adult)
006 - Black-collared Starling (adult)	006 - Black-collared Starling (juvenile)	005 - Little Egret	005 - Little Egret
005 - Little Egret (breeding)	004 - White-vented Myna	004 - White-vented Myna (not sharp)	004 - White-vented Myna
003 - Oriental Magpie Robin (male)	003 - Oriental Magpie Robin (female)	003 - Oriental Magpie Robin (juvenile)	002 - Large-billed Crow
001 - Common Myna	001 - Common Myna	001 - Common Myna

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John		01-May-2021 03:15
I spotted this in the garden this morning ,haven’t seen one of these before,Kalasin

Eddie Melhuish		01-Mar-2019 15:29
Every year in Hua Hin I hear this bird whistle. Not sure of the spelling, but told it was a glow wow bird. Does this make any sense??

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Thomas Ulrich		22-Jan-2018 10:34
I am trying to spot and name a bird that makes an incredible loud calling noise early in the morning. Repeatedly - faster and faster until the voice cracks.

Guest		22-Jan-2018 10:32
I am looking for this bird that make very early morning calls - very loud and faster and faster until the voice cracks?

Edward Gates		07-Jan-2017 20:04
I was at one of the parks near Chang Rai in northern Thailand recently. Saw bird about the size of a catbird and all gray except white spot at base of tail and white spots on the side of tail Bird constantly flared tail so that spots were nearly U shaped. Bird repeatedly flared tail as it flew from stone to stone in the stream leading from the waterfalls of the park Clearly the white in the tail, the gray body and the flared tail and the repeated perching on stones in the stream are distinctive field marks.In Robson Birds of Thailand did not find any bird that was close. /

Sophie		11-Sep-2015 22:12
Wow you are a amazing photo artist.🐦

Sophie		11-Sep-2015 22:11
Wow You Are amazing photo artist.

Guest		18-Mar-2015 14:21
Oluf Skjerning, Denmark A good and easy way to find and recognize some of Thailands fantastic amount of birds.

Trevor		10-Jan-2015 00:37
These are the best bird photographs I have ever seen anywhere in the world..... Thank you for sharing them they are truly amazing. Just out of curiosity do you have any of any very large black birds which hang upside down on branches at night???

Jolyon Briggs		21-Jul-2014 05:04
I have an iNaturalist project called Birds of Phang Nga that I have recently started. We are basically compiling a comprehensive list of species for the province as well as the specific sighting locations. Would you be interested in registering your sightings? Do you have GPS locations for your sightings?

Guest		06-Oct-2013 01:03
very useful reference and fab photo's. hope you can expand it further ...

Ollie B		21-Sep-2013 07:41
Thanks so much for this resource. I started my own online birding journal about 2 weeks ago and I've been struggling with Wiki as a resource. Your photos are stunning. Thanks again :) Ollie

Forrest		18-Sep-2013 02:50
I like to go to the Bird Park in Chai Nat. I often look for a bird book in the gift shop, but find none. Maybe you could help?

Jim Hudlow		30-Dec-2012 02:03
I am sending this page to my cousin who is visiting Thailand for a couple weeks so he can know what kind of birds to look for. This is a wonderful collection. Well done and thanks so much for sharing!

Rajesh		13-Apr-2012 09:44
Its both lovely and informative! Thanks. Btw, what kind of camera equipment do you use, I also want to take pics of the birds around my townhouse and would be good to know - cheers-Rajesh

Gisele		13-Nov-2011 02:16
Gorgeous! This reference is really helpful, so many beautiful birds around my house in Samui that I wish I knew the names, hope you identify even more. Great job!

Bearawk		29-Sep-2011 01:17
Wow, very impressive. You should be very proud of your work. Are you going to make a reference book about Thai birds? What kind of camera do you have? Do you have anymore photos on the internet? Did you major in photography or ornithology or both?

Guest		16-Feb-2010 14:10
Wonderful.. I am an aspiring photographer here. I have retired here. But spend most of my time here in the N.P.'s Now I have decided to start photraphing them. My new lens and tc's are to arrive in three weeks now. If i get half as good as you I will be very happy. Keep it up.

Zia		24-Oct-2009 16:16
Yeah, its great effort with from your side, I am also working on bird dirtribution in Thailand so it is more helpful. Please carry on th eefforts.

Sanjay Basu		22-May-2009 05:51
Fantastic shots...envy your equipment though.

David Gilbert.		10-Feb-2009 04:05
Since moving here from London I have I've been looking for a reference book of some kind for the names of the birds, thank you for a wonderful collection.

Peter Ericsson		09-Mar-2007 12:20
You have done very well for such a short time in the field! Well done!

William Price		24-Feb-2007 20:28
great gallery

yoram shpirer		05-Jan-2007 16:08
So many great shots here, it's hard to focus on what to comment on. It's a great gallery. voted

yupa		03-Dec-2006 14:14
Very beautiful I love them

Martin Wenzel		01-Nov-2006 15:40
Wonderful images, Carl-Johan!

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