Showing posts with label Spot-billed Pelican. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spot-billed Pelican. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Prek Toal 20-23 February 2013

After the big duck I spent a few days working at Prek Toal. The pond herons were starting to become identifiable, this one is clearly turning Chinese:


Whilst this one is probably going to become a Javan:



Prek Toal supports the only breeding colony of Black-headed Ibis is SE Asia.


Look! I took a sharp photo! Juvvy Indian Shaggy:


Visitors to Prek Toal are legally obliged to take photographs of trees heaving with large waterbirds. Here are mine:


Simon Mahood

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Out of season Ang Trapeang Thmor

7th July 2012: Ang Trapeang Thmor

The best season to visit ATT is December to April, but there were still plenty of birds today. Highlights were:
2 lingering Sarus Crane
2 Black-necked Stork
c.80 Painted Stork
c.200 Openbill Stork
23 Spot-billed Pelican
1 Spot-necked Woodpecker

Simon Mahood, Sarah Brook + parents of the latter