2004 Thailand Bird Reports - Tables

Records of visible migration from Muang District, Chumphon

U: Ban U-Taphao
N: Kaem Ling Nong Yai

	18 Sep		19 Sep		25 Sep		02 Oct		03 Oct
	U	N	U	N	U	N	U	N	U	N
Time: 0900 - 1700 except as noted					0800 - 1200	1200 - 1600
								1
Black Kite							1	1	2
Oriental Honey-buzzard			3		763	3	161	100	51	119
Chinese Sparrowhawk	2	2	22	3	4725	7	1764	73	2	113
Japanese Sparrowhawk	100	18	42	54	372	5	207	17	10	2
Accipiter sp.	115	194	73	47	346		483	1116	1329	998
“unidentified buzzard”					16			2
Grey-faced Buzzard								2
Unidentified eagle								3
Unidentified raptor								30	241
Eastern Marsh Harrier							1		1
Hen Harrier								1
Pied Harrier								1
Peregrine Falcon								1
Falco sp.										1
Whimbrel									6
Pacific Swift	48	16	36		104		28	23	10	5
Blue-tailed Bee-eater	15	20	97	7	375		12	194	154	23
Black Drongo	35	79	14	19	57			3	6	2
Ashy Minivet						38
Yellow Wagtail					104

Numbers of raptors and other diurnal migrants at Chumphon (Muang District)

(data submitted by Surachai Rungkunakorn/ARRCN for 1-17 October. Data for the raptor count on 23-25 October is for three watchpoints and all observers combined, with thanks to Chukiat Nualsri)

(U Ban U-Tapao, Tambol Tha Yang; N = Kaem Ling Nong Yai)

Date	9 Oct		16 Oct		17 Oct		Raptor Watch Festival, combined totals, all watch-points, 23-25 Oct
Location	U	N	U	N	U	N
Time: U: 0800 - 1200; N: 1300 - 1700
Osprey		1		1			1
Brahminy Kite		2	2
Black Kite	5		1	1	1		6
Oriental Honey-buzzard	452	31	52	72	81	16	39
Black Baza				158	1091	3120	48,790
Chinese Sparrowhawk	289	338	1	15	150	35	15
Japanese Sparrowhawk	97	12	21	14	18	13	281
Accipiter sp.	682	100	82	31	33		58
“unidentified buzzard”			19	19	8
Grey-faced Buzzard			134	196	612	109	3,592
Unidentified eagle	1
Unidentified raptor	774	15	58	36	48		911
Crested Serpent Eagle	1		2		1	1
Booted Eagle			1			1
Greater Spotted Eagle		1	1
Eastern Marsh Harrier	1		1		1		4
Hen Harrier	1				1
Harrier sp.							3
Peregrine Falcon	1
Common Kestrel			1
Amur Falcon							1
Pacific Swift	7	180	15
Blue-tailed Bee-eater	52	564	131	114	43	45
Black Drongo	115		61	46	15	16
Red-rumped Swallow					35

Numbers of shorebirds on salt pans and other ponds, from Ban Pak Thale and Laem Pak Bia, Ban Laem District, Phetchaburi, 31 October 2004

(Observers: Philip Round, Boonrawd Khieoyuu, Dr. Suwanna Mookachonpan, Smith Suthibut, et al.). Tide high throughout daylight hours. (n.c. = not counted)

Species	Ban Pak Thale	Bang Kaew- Laem Phak Bia	Total
Black-tailed Godwit	2		22
Bar-tailed Godwit	1	30	31
Whimbrel	5		5
Eurasian Curlew		247	247
Common Redshank	10		10
Marsh Sandpiper	430	190	620
Common Greenshank	5	3	8
Nordmann’s Greenshank	3		3
Ruddy Turnstone	1		1
Asian Dowitcher	2		2
Great Knot		386	386
Red Knot	1		1
Sanderling	7	20	27
Rufous-necked Stint	810	1070	1880
Long-toed Stint	50	n.c.
Dunlin	3		3
Curlew Sandpiper	712	331	1043
Spoon-billed Sandpiper	(3, prob.5)		5
Broad-billed Sandpiper	231	22	253
Ruff	10		10
Black-winged Stilt	100	n.c.
Pacific Golden Plover		10	10
Grey Plover	2	14	16
Kentish Plover	130	40	170
Sand Plover spp.	170	630	800
Heuglin’s Gull		11	11
Brown-headed Gull	100	255	355
Gull-billed Tern	6	64	70
Caspian Tern	2	9	11
Common Tern	300	n.c
Little Tern	65	n.c.
Whiskered Tern	60	n.c.