Petchaburi Rice Fields, Thailand, June (1 Viewer)

oleic

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• Jul 6, 2017

• #1

Hi

Some ideas?

Thanks

 

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Byronix

Well-known member

• Jul 6, 2017

• #2

Some ideas:

2. Black-tailed Godwit
3. Bronze-winged Jacana
4. Brahminy Kite

 

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robby thai

Well-known member

• Jul 6, 2017

• #3

First looks like a Stilt but from that distance ?

2 probably sandpiper(wood) but again to far to be sure.

3 Young Bronze-winged Jacana

4 Brahminy Kite

5 Looks like male Koel

 

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Byronix

Well-known member

• Jul 6, 2017

• #4

2 probably sandpiper(wood) but again to far to be sure.

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Surely the bill is too long to be a Wood Sandpiper? Here's a crop of the right bird.

 

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oleic

Well-known member

• Jul 6, 2017

• #5

1. this is a big bird like a stork size
2.bill too long...for wood sandpiper.
3, 4 & 5 agree.

 

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Byronix

Well-known member

• Jul 6, 2017

• #6

I think 1. is an Asian Openbill

 

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johnallcock

Well-known member

• Jul 6, 2017

• #7

I'm sure #1 is a Black-winged Stilt. The pattern and long, pink legs can't really fit anything else. Could you have misjudged the size? From this photo I can't picture this as being as large as a stork, compared to what is visible in the background (grasses etc.)

I agree that #2 looks like Black-tailed Godwits.

 

Dimitris

Birdwatcher in Oz

• Jul 6, 2017

• #8

No.1 is a Black-winged Stilt.

 

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THE_FERN

Well-known member

Opus Editor

• Jul 6, 2017

• #9

Agree above. In summary: black - winged stilt, black - tailed godwits, juvenile bronze - winged jacana, brahminy kite, male koel (whatever the species is after the recent split: was common)

 

oleic

Well-known member

• Jul 6, 2017

• #10

I may have misjudged the size of the bird.
Let's go with black winged stilt.
Thanks to all.