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PLEASE! If you see any mistakes, I'm 100% sure that I have wrongly identified some birds.
So please let me know on my guestbook at the bottom of the page
So please let me know on my guestbook at the bottom of the page
 Udon Thani and the Red Lotus Sea December 2015. And yes, the red lotus flowers were beautiful. But the most interesting was the birds. My Uncle was a professional Ornithologist. This looked to be a very boring thing to do, only House Sparrow and crows. No colourful birds like here in Thailand. I also liked to watch all the very beautiful birds in Africa on my safari. But after the Red Lotus Sea I decided that bird watching was something I could grow to like. Yeah, age makes you change interest to crazy things. Below is my list of observed birds in Thailand. Thanks to www.norththailandbirding.com for the bird list! You can find complete bird checklists at www.norththailandbirding.com I bought the book: A Field Guide to the Birds of Thailand and South East Asia by Craig Robson. New edition updated with 76 species since previous edition “A Guide to the Birds of South East  Asia by Craig Robson” Nick Upton at www.thaibirding.com wrote “This quite excellent book is packed full of quality illustrations and written information on 1251 species recorded in Southeast Asia”
So I bought the book at Asia Books. And the girl at Asia Books gave me the book and I opened a page. DARN! There was the Pheasant-tailed Jacana. First page I open. Of course I recognised the bird from my pictures from the Red Lotus Sea. I had spent 2 days on internet trying to find the bird to find the name. There it was and I bought the book. Web pages I have found useful since I got interested in bird watching in Thailand. Well, there have been several web pages. But the below are the web pages I found most use of during my searches for information: www.norththailandbirding.com A one stop only for all your birding in Thailand www.thaibirding.com Nick Upton's one stop only for all your birding in Thailand. Use both www.thaibirding.com and www.norththailandbirding.com and you have a winner. Some of the maps on www.norththailandbirding.com are way better than Nich Uptons, while some of Nick's maps are much more detailed. So I have found that if I use both the web pages for information, well, nothing else needed. For inspiration, just click LOCATION on both of the web pages and you will have more than enough of ideas and information on where to go in Thailand to look for birds. EXCELLENT work! http://birdingpal.org Find a birding pal in Thailand After 2 days of birdwatching in Suan Rot Fai in January 2016 with my new birding friend (I met him on the first day) He recommended Peter Ericsson's web page where there is a bird identifier. So I have to add yet another web page: Peter Ericsson's excellent bird identifier - Have been a great help to identify birds! There is also an interesting blog by Dave Gandy “Bangkok City Birding” worth reading if your in to birding in Bangkok and beyond. And if you don't understand English you can always have a look at the beautiful pictures. Well, the same goes for the other web pages as well  I don't need to mention From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. But I have also been using  www.beautyofbirds.com and the Handbook of the Birds of the World for information about birds.
NOTE: Handbook of the Birds of the World is a pay site and you have to subscribe to get full access Xeno-canto: Sharing bird sounds from around the world. An excellent web page if you want to listen to different bird sounds you have www.xeno-canto.org What is xeno-canto? xeno-canto is a website dedicated to sharing bird sounds from all over the world. Whether you are a research scientist, a birder, or simply curious about a sound that you heard out your kitchen window, we invite you to listen, download, and explore the bird sound recordings in the collection. But xeno-canto is more than just a collection of recordings. It is also a collaborative project. We invite you to share your own bird recordings, help identify mystery recordings, or share your expertise in the forums. Welcome! The range maps, most of them comes from www.oiseaux.net This web page is also excellent  for identifying birds. There is information and range maps for many many birds from all over the world.
This page is almost guaranteed to give you any answer you have about any bird in the world. Avi Birds You Tube channel have many interesting bird videos and each video presents a bird with  information and video of the bird.
Here you will find beautiful videos with educational information on every bird. All videos are made by the team avibirds.com. Click HERE to get to the channel. I also bought the book A Photographic Guide to Birds of Thailand by Michael Webster and Chew  Yen Fook. Also reviewed by Nick Upton at www.thaibirding.com wrote:
“ The small size of this book suggests that it is a field guide, however, do not fall into this trap as less than 300 species are pictured a long way short of the nearly 1000 species that have been recorded in Thailand. The way this book is set out with reference tabs in the page corners would indeed be useful if this were a full identification guide, but in the absence of around 700 species it seems a bit of a waste of a good idea. Despite this limitation the book does have a number of good points. The low price of this publication means it is ideal if considering a trip to Thailand in order to see which bird families are likely to be encountered before deciding whether to book a trip and purchase a more expensive field guide. In fact the information in the first section, about bird finding, habitats and birding sites, fills the void that is created by the lack of introduction in Craig Robson's "A Field Guide to the Birds of Thailand", so would be an ideal purchase to familiarise oneself with the country's ornithology before visiting. Any faults aside this book is a pleasant addition to any birder's library for the excellent collection of photographs it contains.” Of course, it is a book to keep in your pocket. I have the “brick” A Field Guide to the Birds of Thailand and South East Asia by Craig Robson to keep in my hotel room/ car. Internet and image search is one of the best way to identify birds. But in order to search ofr a bird you need to know the different names of the body parts. So when you come home and you have seen a bird you don't know the name of. Just make a description and hit “search” and you will  hopefully find the bird.
I searched honeyeater with yellow gape and A lot of pictures came up and I was able to identify the Brown Honeyeater. So this can be of a great help, and I have used the drawings below many times trying to identify the birds.  External anatomy (topography) of a typical bird:
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 Topography of a typical passerine.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 Comparison of bird beaks,
displaying different shapes adapted to different feeding methods. Not to scale. Below is links to different bird lists. You find links to pictures and some information I have collected from Wikipedia. All pictures are of course taken by myself. This list will hopefully grew with every bird watching tour I will take.
And below is also a list of bird watching adventures here in Thailand and beyond. So keep an eye out for updates of new birdwatching adventures and pictures! Please, I have bought the books and I try to confirm that I get the birds right on internet. But there are most likely some mistakes done as I'm a birding beginner. See, below for my lists of observed birds from around the world: THAILAND - Birds I have seen in Thailand North Thailand bird watching map HERE Laem Pak Bia and Pak Thale bird watching map HERE Chanthaburi bird watching map HERE - Not ready as I was there during the rainy season Bang Pra Non-hunting Area bird watching map HERE - Not ready as I was there during the rainy season Bird watching maps from Bangkok Suan Rot Fai bird watching bird watching map HERE Benjakitti Park and Lumpini Park bird watching map HERE Moo Baan Pramong bird watching bird watching map HERE Chaloem Kanchanaphisek Park bird watching map HERE UP NORTH - Birds I have seen on Svalbard and Iceland - Summer 2015 AFRICA - Birds I have seen in Africa Djibouti bird watching map HERE Visit Djibouti Nature´s web page: https://djiboutinature.org/ for much information about birding in Djibouti INDIA, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal - I did Tiger safaris in India and Nepal. Leopard safaris on Sri Lanka, and of course there were plenty birds Mumbai bird watching map HERE Kolkata bird watching map HERE Kathmandu Valley bird watching map HERE AUSTRALIA - At my Kangaroo and Koala adventure in Australia I got to see some birds as well MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE and INDONESIA, - Birds I have seen in the ASEAN Countries Kualalumpur bird watching map HERE Borneo bird watching map HERE Genting Highland bird watching map HERE NEW ZEALAND - Birds I have seen on New Zealand New Zealand bird watching map HERE FIJI - Birds I have seen on Fiji Fiji bird watching map HERE TONGA - Birds I have seen on Tonga Tonga bird watching map HERE CYPRUS - Birds I have seen in Europe Cyprus bird watching map HERE Sweden - Birds I have seen in Sweden Europe - Birds I have seen in Europe Middle East - Birds I have seen in the Middle East Middle East bird watching map HERE
North America - Birds I have seen in North America My eBird profile can be found HERE Going bird watching on New Zealand? I have been to a few places but so far New Zealand is outstanding regarding information on the internet. There are two organizations that are sticking  out so far when it comes to information about birds and wildlife/ outdoor living.
Bird information, bird song and maps. Yes, there are excellent trekking maps online so you can plan, or go back after the trek to see where you have been, excellent. I have not been disappointed. • New Zealand Birds Online nzbirdsonline.org.nz • New Zealand's Department of Conservation www.doc.govt.nz Click on “Nature” or just hoover with the mouse over the “Nature” Many other places I have been to have excellent maps on site, but trying to find them online  rendering nothing but disappointments. The New Zealand's Department of Conservation is the ONE STOP ONLY for everything regarding outdoor activities on New Zealand.
New Zealand Birds Online, there is everything you ever wish to know about the birds on New Zealand. Nothing less than fantastic. Click HERE to down load Checklist of the birds of NZ from New Zealand Birds Online web page nzbirdsonline.org.nz One of the best web pages I have ever seen when it comes to birding. All the information you can ever ask for and a ONE STOP for all your needs before going bird watching on New Zealand. Range maps, sounds, information and bird lists, everything you need.  During my time in Australia I have had a great help from Birdlife Australia to identify some of the  birds that I have seen. And it drove me crazy not been able to identify the birds and I spent many hour trying.
I have sent pictures via e-mail and they have answered with the name of the bird. Thanks a lot! And if you see any mistakes, I'm 100% sure that I have wrongly identified some birds. So please let me know on my guestbook at the bottom of the page  Below links to Bird watching in Thailand and beyond
First of all, check out what Coconuts Bangkok writes about the birding scene in Bangkok “Bangkok’s  birdwatching scene offers a different kind of Twitter”  by clicking HERE
You can also join Bird Conservation Society of Thailand (BCST). They aim to raise the society awareness of the importance of birds, their habitats, and natural resources by participating all parties toward achievable sustainable development, through all activities of BCST such as bird watching, education, and conservation projects. Click HERE to check it out 2015
BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Sri Nakorn Kuen Khan Park, Bangkok - 31st of December 2015 2016
1st to 3rd of January 2016 - Birding in Suan Rot Fai Park and Queen Sirikit Park, Bangkok 8th of February 2016 - Birding at Bang Pu, Bangkok and Mahachai Mangrove Research Station 12th of February 2016 - Birding at Bang Pu, Bangkok in low water 13th of February 2016 - Birding in Phetchaburi rice fields 15th of February 2016 - Birding at Bang Pu (Bang Pu Nature Reserve) and Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok 20th of February 2016 - Bird watching in Hua Hin - Kaeng Krachan National Park 21st of February 2016 - Bird watching in Hua Hin - Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park and Tha Sadet 29th of February 2016 - Bird watching in Suan Phutthamonthon (Phutthamonthon Park), Bangkok 12th of March 2016 - Bird watching at Laem Pak Bia/Pak Thale 14th of March 2016 - Bird watching in Chaloem Kanchanaphisek Park, Bangkok July 2016 - Bird watching in Bangkok 11 August 2016 - Bird watching in Sydney's Royal Botanical Garden November 2016 - Bird watching in Bangkok November 2016 - Bird watching in Moo Ban Pramong, Bangkok 2017
8 January 2017 - Bird watching in Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok 13 to 14 January 2017 - Bird watching in Menjangang, Bali 20 to 21 January 2017 - Bird watching in Suan Rot Fai and Mo Baan Pramong, Bangkok 29 to 31 January 2017 - Bird watching in Benjakitti Park, Bangkok Bird watching in Bangkok Bird watching in Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Bombay - May 2017 Bird watching at Sewri Flamingo Point, Bombay - May 2017 Bird watching in the Hanging Garden, Bombay - May 2017 Bird watching at Sewri Flamingo Point, Bombay - May 2017 Bird watching at Bhandup Pumping Station, Bombay - Trailblazing - May 2017 Bird watching at Bhandup Pumping Station, Bombay - May 2017 Bird watching at Doi Inthanon National Park and Chiang Mai, Thailand - June 2017 Bird watching in Malaysia - Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands - June/ July 2017 Bird watching on Borneo - September 2017 Bird watching on New Zealand, Tonga, Fiji and Singapore - September to November 2017 2018
BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Cyprus - February 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Singapore - February 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Chiang Mai - February 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok - March 2018 Tiger safari and bird watching in India - March 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Kolkata Botanical Garden - March 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok - March 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Kathmandu Valley - April 2018 Bird watching in Bjuv, Sweden - July 2018 Bird watching in Abisko National Park, Sweden - July 2018 Bird watching in Skåne / Kullaberg, Sweden - July 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Liverpool Area - August 2018 Bird watching at the Red Hawk Lake, Chantaburi, Thailand - August 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Singapore - August / September 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Djibouti - September 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Oman - November 2018 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - United Arab Emirates - November 2018 2019
BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok - April 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Tokyo Area, Japan - April 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Lake Hornborga, Sweden - April 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Black Grouse and Capercaillie Lek, Sweden - April 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Bergslagen, Sweden - April 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Tiveden, Sweden - April 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Öland, Sweden - April 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Äspet Nature Reserve in Skåne, Sweden - April 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Österlen, Skåne, Sweden - May 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Avian Kingdom in Skåne, Sweden - May 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Skanör / Falsterbo in Skåne, Sweden - May 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Skåne, Sweden - May 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok - June 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Red Hawk Sea in ChanthaburiJune 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Benjakiti Park, Bangkok - June 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok - June 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Bang Pu, Bangkok - June 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok - June 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Bang Pu, Bangkok - June 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Wat Chaloem/ Chaloem Kanchanaphisek Park, Bangkok - June 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Bang Tabun, whale / bird watching - September 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Väla Skog, Helsingborg in Sweden - September 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Ørestad, Copenhagen - September 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Moo Ban Pramong, whale / bird watching - October 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Moo Ban Pramong, whale / bird watching - October 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Moo Ban Pramong, whale / bird watching - October 2019 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Ethiopia - October 2019 2020
BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok - March 2020 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Moo Ban Pramong / Khok Kham, Thailand - 3 April 2020 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Moo Ban Pramong / Khok Kham, Thailand - 17 April 2020 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Moo Ban Pramong / Khok Kham, Thailand - 20 April 2020 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Bang Pra Non-hunting Area, Thailand - 24 April 2020 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Mouth of Bang Pakong River, Thailand - 24 April 2020 BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Laem Pak Bia / Pak Thale, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Laem Pak Bia / Pak Thale, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Hat Chao Samran, Chonburi, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Praek Nam Daeng, Samut Songkhram, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Wat Suan Yai, Bangkok, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Lat Krabang, Bangkok, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Bang Pra Non-hunting Area, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Wat Tham Prathun, Chonburi, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Mouth of Bang Pakong River, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - Sukhumvit Soi 119 fishing ponds, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 6 - 7 May 2020: Suan Rot Fai BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 8 May 2020: Lat Krabang, Bangkok, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 8 May 2020: Lat Wat Tham Prathun, Chonburi, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 9 May 2020: Suan Rot Fai BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 13 May 2020: Laem Pak Bia / Pak Thale, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 13 May 2020: Hat Chao Samran, Chonburi, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 15 May 2020: Lat Krabang, Bangkok, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 15 May 2020: Lat Wat Tham Prathun, Chonburi, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 16 May 2020: Khao Yai, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 18 May 2020: Lat Wat Tham Prathun, Chonburi, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 19 May 2020: Huai Khun Chit Reservoir, Chonburi, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 19 May 2020: Lat Wat Tham Prathun, Chonburi, Thailand April: BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 24 May 2020: Moo Ban Pramong / Khok Kham, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 24 May 2020: Praek Nam Daeng, Samut Songkhram, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 24 May 2020: Laem Pak Bia / Pak Thale, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 25 May 2020: Praek Nam Daeng, Samut Songkhram, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 27 May 2020: Chonburi, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 2 June 2020: Chonburi, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 12 June 2020: Baan Maka Nature Lodge, Kaeng Krachang National Park, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 16 June 2020: Phetchaburi Rice Fields, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 23 June 2020: Kaeng Krachang National Park, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 30 June 2020: Chumphon, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 2 July 2020: Kui Buri National Park, Thailand BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 4 July 2020: Khao Sam Roi Yot, Thailand • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 26 July 2020: Phutthamonthon Park in Bangkok • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - July 2020: Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 2 August 2020: Wat Chaloem, Bangkok • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 6-8 August 2020: Lumphini Park, Bangkok • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 9 August 2020: Nakhon Pathom • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 12 August 2020: Lat Krabang and Chonburi • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 15 August 2020: Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 16 August 2020: Samut Sakhom • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 21 August 2020: Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 23 August 2020: Bang Khaem Fish Ponds, Nakhon Pathom • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - 30 August 2020: Outskirts of Bangkok 2021
• 6 February to 17 February 2021: Bird watching in Bergslagen, Sweden • 19 February to 22 February 2021: Looking for birds and Aurora Borealis in Abisko, far north of Sweden • 7 March to 21 March 2021: Bird watching on Cyprus • 22 March to 31 March 2021: Bird watching on Malta • 2 April to 4 April 2021: Common Cranes at Trandansen, Hornborgasjön, Sweden • 5 April to 8 April 2021: Bird watching in Skåne, Sweden • 13 April to 16 April 2021: Bird watching in Bergslagen, Sweden • 25 April to 2 May 2021: Bird watching on Öland, Sweden 2022
• February 2022: Bird watching in Skåne, Sweden • March 2022: Bird watching in Skåne, Sweden • 29 March 2022: Praek Nam Daeng Marshlands & Fish Ponds, Thailand • 29 March 2022: Phetchaburi Rice Fields, Thailand • 31 March 2022: Lat Krabang paddies, Thailand • April 2022: Suan Rot Fai Park, Thailand • April 2022: Chonburi, Thailand • April 2022: Kanchanaburi, Thailand • April 2022: Bangkok Area, Thailand • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT April 2022: Flying to Europe to look for birds • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT April 2022: Romania and Danube Delta • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT May 2022: Warsaw, Poland • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT May 2022: Faroe Islands • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT August 2022: Chittagong, Bangladesh 2023
• BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT February 2023: Petchaburi, Thailand • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT February 2023: Sweden • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - March 2023: Suan Rot Fai, Bangkok • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - March 2023: Northern Thailand • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - March 2023: Pathum Thani Rice Research Center • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - March/ April 2023: Florida, USA • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - April 2023: Colorado, USA • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - April 2023: California, USA • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - April 2023: Southern Texas, USA • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - April / May 2023: Ontario, Canada • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - May 2023: New York, USA • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - May 2023: Bangkok, Thailand - To practice with my new camera • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - June 2023: Vientiane, Laos • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - June 2023: Thailand • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - June 2023: Ancient City (เมืองโบราณ), Bangkok • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - July 2023: Thanont Golf View & Sport Club, Bangkok • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - July 2023: Thailand • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - August 2023: Siem Reap, Cambodia • November 2023: Bird Watching in Thailand • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - December 2023: Siem Reap, Cambodia 2024
• BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - January 2024: Chiang Rai, Thailand • BIRD WATCHING TRIP REPORT - January 2024: Bang Pu Recreation Center (สถานตากอากาศบางปู) Bangkok • THAILAND, BIRDING ON A SCOOTER - February 2024
 Well, December 2016 in an ice cold Finland. I decided to open a Flickr account and I have uploaded a few pictures. Saved at 80% instead of 55% so they might be a wee bit more pleasant to look at. I will upload bird and wildlife pictures to Flickr. So make sure to visit my Flickr account to see some bird pictures by clicking HERE
Of course, I will add more and more pictures to my Flickr account. My camera skills leaves a lot to wish for, at least to say. But I have found two web pages that are almost a must to visit. There is a lot to learn about taking pictures in the wild. Of course, it takes more than reading the pages, a lot of practice is necessary. But they have provided me with a lot of information and tips. Especially when I decided to start using a flash for my bird photography. So if you are in to bird pictures visit the below pages: www.digitalbirdphotography.com Dennis Davenport photography And even if you're not in to bird photography, the pages are well worth a visit for their excellent pictures and tips about photography in general.  PLEASE! If I have made any mistakes identifying any bird, PLEASE let me know on my guestbook |
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