Many birds from Thailand (1 Viewer)

oleg2oleg · Jan 20, 2018

Hi, my friends! Have many birds from different parts of Thailand which I need to confirm or ID. Thank you for the help!

Hat Yai, Dec.
001 and 002 - is it Muscicapa dauurica or Muscicapa williamsoni? Hat Yai, Dec.
003 - Iole propinqua?
004 and 005 - Alophoixus pallidus?

oleg2oleg · Jan 20, 2018

Hat Yai, Dec.

006 - Phylloscopus inornatus?
007 and 008 - Prinia rufescens or inornata ?
009 - Prinia inornata?

oleg2oleg · Jan 20, 2018

Not far from Chiang Mai, Dec.
010 and 011 - Anthus hodgsoni?
012 - Anthus rufulus?
013 - Pycnonotus blanfordi?

oleg2oleg · Jan 20, 2018

Chiang Dao, Dec.

014 - Cyornis unicolor?
015/016/017 - all of them Cyornis banyumas? Was different birds.
118 - Pellorneum tickelli?

oleg2oleg · Jan 20, 2018

Chiang Dao, Dec.

019 and 120 - Alophoixus pallidus?
121 - Cecropis striolata or daurica?
122 and 123 - Zosterops palpebrosus or japonicus?

oleg2oleg · Jan 20, 2018

Chiang Dao, Dec.

124 and 125 - what Warbler?
126 - Aethopyga saturata?
127 - Some Cyornis female?
128 - Striated Bulbul?

oleg2oleg · Jan 20, 2018

Chiang Dao, Dec.

129 and 130 - have no idea... ))

Thank you!!!

andyb39 · Jan 20, 2018

In post 1:

1. Asian Brown Flycatcher
2. Taiga Flycatcher
3. I think this is the race of Olive Bulbul (virescens) known as cinnamomeoventris, formerly attached to Grey-eyed (propinqua). I believe Buff-vented does occur in the area but the olive tones on the upperparts suggest it isn't one.
4-5. It can't possibly be Puff-throated (pallidus) this far south. White-throated? Even that species doesn't seem to extend this far south, so I'm puzzled.

andyb39 · Jan 20, 2018

In post 2, the Warbler is Yellow-browed (inornatus) and the Prinias all look like Plain (inornata).

In post 3, I agree with your IDs.

andyb39 · Jan 20, 2018

In post 4, 14 actually appears to be a female Black-naped Monarch.

You're probably right with Hill Blue for no. 15 but nos. 16 & 17 look more like Indochinese AKA Tickell's with that well-demarcated orange upper breast. Not sure if it occurs there.

I think you're right with Buff-breasted babbler for no. 18.

oleg2oleg · Jan 20, 2018

andyb39
Oh, thank you very much!!!!

andyb39 · Jan 20, 2018

In post 5:

119-20. Yes, Puff-throated Bulbul.
121. Could well be Striated - rather heavily-streaked. I'm not sure this is a good species any more, though.
122-23. Both Oriental, I think.

andyb39 · Jan 20, 2018

In post 6:

124-25 - looks like Yellow-browed again.
126. Black-throated Sunbird.
127. yes, a Cyornis female, but I don't know which one.
128. Striated Yuhina.

andyb39 · Jan 20, 2018

129-30. Female Siberian Blue Robin?

oleg2oleg · Jan 20, 2018

andyb39 said:
129-30. Female Siberian Blue Robin?

andyb39
thank you again!!! Sometimes it's difficult to ID some species...
:clap:

oleg2oleg · Jan 22, 2018

oleg2oleg said:
andyb39
thank you again!!! Sometimes it's difficult to ID some species...
:clap:

Andrew, here is all Cyornis I have...

oleg2oleg · Jan 22, 2018

oleg2oleg said:
Andrew, here is all Cyornis I have...

and more...

johnallcock · Jan 23, 2018

Are the photos in post #7 of the same bird?
I agree the second photo (130) looks like a Siberian Blue Robin, but the first (129) seems to have shorter, dark legs and a longer tail. I would have said female White-tailed Robin for this bird: http://orientalbirdimages.org/search.php?Bird_Image_ID=91643&Bird_ID=2606&Bird_Family_ID=&Location=

oleg2oleg · Jan 23, 2018

johnallcock said:
Are the photos in post #7 of the same bird?
I agree the second photo (130) looks like a Siberian Blue Robin, but the first (129) seems to have shorter, dark legs and a longer tail. I would have said female White-tailed Robin for this bird: http://orientalbirdimages.org/search.php?Bird_Image_ID=91643&Bird_ID=2606&Bird_Family_ID=&Location=

No, the birds are different. Yes, andyb39 already ID these birds. He wrote
129 - female White-tailed Robin.

130 - Siberian Blue Robin.

Thank you!!

andyb39 · Jan 23, 2018

Yes, you're quite right John. I had initially assumed 129 and 130 were the same bird because of the adjacent frame numbers and didn't look terribly closely. I can't take credit for the ID as I posted the images on a FB forum, and a contact agreed with Siberian Blue Robin for 130 but said 129 looked like White-tailed Robin "having a bad day".

One Thai birder thinks the White-eye(s?) is Japanese and another thinks all the Cyornis flycatchers are Hill Blue. I communicated all this to Oleg in several PMs as there had been no other interest in the thread.

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