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Phylloscopus Warbler from Khao Yai (Thailand) in January (1 Viewer)
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Grahame Walbridge
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Yes, I would say so, since it's definitely I or other of the Blyth's complex (under tail pattern clearly visible in image 4) and CLW is considered the default through much of Thailand in winter, including W (S to KK) NW, N, NE & SE, and it's fairly numerous at KY. Davison's is also resident there but only occurs at higher elevations (>1,000m) and exhibits much more white in the tail. Blyth's only occurs in the extreme NW where it is a resident >2,000m.
Ayuwat's excellent reference Blyth’s/Claudia’s/White-tailed Leaf Warbler
Grahame
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