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Khao
Samroiyod National Park is one of Thailand's major bird watching sites as
well as one of the world's major water bird sites. Here is a sanctuary of
more than 275 kinds of birds; water birds, meadow birds, forest birds and
marsh birds can all be seen. |
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| There
are both residents and migrants, especially those that migrate from cold
countries in the winter. If you are lucky, you may sight rare water birds
like painted storks and black-headed ibises. |
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Not
too rare to be seen are lapwings, egrets, kingfishers, stilts, moorhens
and sunbirds. Especially, bulbuls and sunbirds can be seen even in the resort
compound. Usually, birds lay eggs from February to June each year. |
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| Mornings
and evenings are the most suitable time for bird watching. You can be on
the watch for just a snapshot of those birds, though sometimes you need
patience to sight just a single rare bird. |
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