Khao Yai NP Thailand - Drongo, Flycatcher and unknown grey bird... (1 Viewer)

[Bertus]

Pictured between November 7 and 11. Kind of Drongo ... pic 7449? Grey-headed Canary Flycatcher pic 7528? Not a Malkoha, striped tail... pics 7294 and 7296... but ...? Tnx for your advice....

 

[seidelarts]

The last grey bird could be a Cuckooshrike? Possibly Black-winged.

 

[johnallcock]

Hair-crested Drongo (blue gloss on neck, large bill, tail curved up at the sides)

I agree with Grey-headed Canary-Flycatcher

The last one is definitely a cuckooshrike. I think the tail pattern fits Black-winged rather than Indochinese.

 

[Grahame Walbridge]

Hair-crested Drongo (blue gloss on neck, large bill, tail curved up at the sides)

I agree with Grey-headed Canary-Flycatcher

The last one is definitely a cuckooshrike. I think the tail pattern fits Black-winged rather than Indochinese.

Last one is a Black-winged Cuckooshrike, undertail pattern confirms. Indochinese has more extensive white tips, the undertail appearing almost solidly white. It is a very scarce bird at Khao Yai whereas Black-winged is very much the default there.

Thai distribution Lalage polioptera, Indochinese cuckooshrike Thap Lan is the most reliable site in the E.

Grahame

 

[Bertus]

Tnx a lot gentlemen for your accuracy, truly professional...