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Home » Reader question » Reader question: Where in Isaan can I best spot birds?
Reader question: Where in Isaan can I best spot birds?
Dear readers,
I am a nature lover and interested in birds. Where in the North-East of Thailand can I best spot birds? And which birds can I see?
Regards,
Adrie
Eh most birds are outside and in the forest where it is still there.
Find the national parks or wetlands.
You ask for an area the size of Germany, so just searching on Google yourself is plenty of info.
I'll give you a few
Check out the following links here
https://thailandwildlife.com/portfolio-items/birds/
IS ON
http://www.thaibirding.com/locations/north_east/ne_thailand.htm
The national parks are indicated here
It is different here per province. Enter a province in this list.
https://www.mekongeye.com/2017/01/17/troubled-wings-7-birds-we-may-lose-from-the-mekong/r lol province
For all of Thailand
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_birds_of_Thailand
Along rivers
https://www.mekongeye.com/2017/01/17/troubled-wings-7-birds-we-may-lose-from-the-mekong/
Many water birds such as white cranes in almost every paddy field.
You have the best chance in the national parks. There are more than 20 in the isaan: Northeastern Thailand.
See a list https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lijst_van_nationale_parken_in_Thailand
Google for the parks on this list.
There are also several extensive reservoirs such as the Ubolratana lake northwest of Kkon Kaen, the Lam Pao lake east of Khon Kaen., Nam Un west of Sakon Nakon. The Dutchman Robert Merks of the Baan Sanook Resotel knows more about the latter http://www.resotel-baan-sanook.com a lot of.
Southwest of Khon Kaen is a vast swamp area in the basin of the Chi rivers.
Dear Adrie
I so many strange spoonbill birds; storks in the trees and ponds.
feel free to visit me.
Live just outside the city at 10 km. with the river at 32 min.
you are very welcome.
Hi Michael,
Which city… Kanchanaburi maybe??
error 2.5 minutes
Although not in Isaan, but in the province of Narathiwat: the Hala Bala Wildlife Sanctuary in Waeng District is a popular bird watching place. The most famous bird there is the hornbill, one of the symbols of Narathiwat province.