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Indian Roller Petchaburi |
For our final morning (Jan 7th) at Petchaburi we head just south of the town and stopped at a small reed fringed roadside pool and adjacent rice paddies. There were huge numbers of weavers around the pool, with perhaps 4-500 present, mostly
Baya but also at least 30
Streaked and 20
Golden Weaver. Also amongst the flock were three
Chestnut Munia and a single
Red Avadavat. On the pond were three
Bronze-winged Jacana,
Little Grebe, several
Moorhen and in the reeds at least six
Yellow Bittern, several
Oriental and
Black-browed Reed Warbler and two
Ruddy-breasted Crakes. In the adjacent rice paddies there were many
Plain Prinia and
Zitting Cisticola, a
Lanceolated Warbler,
Eastern Marsh Harrier, ten
Red-throated Pipits and a two
Purple Heron.
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