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  1. marie b

    ID this insect in Chiang Mai,Thailand?

    Can someone ID this insect? None of the locals, who can almost always give me at least one or more Thai or northern Thai names for every creature I come across, has ever seen this creature. It is 9cm long. Found among trees- Tamarind, Rose Apple, Olive, Mango, etc. surrounding a fish pond on...
  2. marie b

    marie b's 2008 list; Thailand and elsewhere

    This will be my first posting of a year list (only just joined last June) in an attempt to bring order to my birding by actually maintaining a year list in one spot! As of the end of January, I have only covered my local (home) patch (rather patchily) which consists of a rather large older...
  3. marie b

    yellow Coppersmith

    On Nov. 19 I posted on 'what was your bird of the day' that I had spotted a yellow Coppersmith Barbet. That was a gloomy gray early morning, so couldn't get a believable photo. Just this http://www.flickr.com/photos/10344427@N05/2092865078/in/photostream/ After spotting him about 3 times...
  4. marie b

    Do you know the ZOOM H4?

    Is anyone using the ZOOM H4 for birding yet? I know nothing about recording (except what I have read)and have no equipment yet. Was recommended this by a film sound person. Comments would be much appreciated. Thanks! :cat:
  5. marie b

    ID of Flower on Doi Khun Tan

    Can someone ID this flower and bud seen on April 16 in northern Thailand? Thanks a lot.
  6. marie b

    introduction

    Hello from Chiang Mai. Still trying to figure out how this works. Q: Koels are brood parasitic on crows. There are no crows here. Are they using Black Collared Starlings by any chance?-- I have seen a pair of Koels that seemed to be feeding young...
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