On day 2 of exploring Khao Yai NP we started by walking 'Trail B'. 2 hours later and we had seen 3 birds and only identified 1 of those. It was a Hill Blue Flycatcher, the birding in the park can really be hit and miss. Once you get a wave of birds you start loving birding again, but while you're wandering around and waiting to see at least 1 bird you start questioning your sanity.
Hill Blue Flycatcher - bringing back our hope with its striking song:
Some interesting fungi along the trail:
Again, the most birds seen on day 2 were in developed areas. This Blue Rock Thrush was easily seen at the Visitors Centre:
Vernal Hanging Parrots are easy to find if you're familiar with the call and flight of hanging parrots:
Some impressive trees, this one is actually smothered by vines that have killed the tree. The inside is hollow and you can see through the tree:
Chestnut-headed Bee-eaters were always found up the hill from the visitors centre:
Red-whiskered Bulbuls are common in the grassy areas:
Another day has come and gone:
