| |
| | WORLDTWITCH - THAILAND BIRD REPORTS - 1998 |
 | | Among their more significant findings was confirmation of the presence of several nationally or globally threatened mammals, including Sunda Pangolin, Slow Loris, Pileated Gibbon, Pig-tailed Macaque, bear, Golden Jackal and Sambar. |
 | | At least 3 Gould's Frogmouths were heard at Hala-Bala on 27 April (TS,JS,TT,UT) with 3 Gould's Frogmouths, 6-7 Javan Frogmouths and a Reddish Scops Owl (the latter heard only) near Khao Pu-Khao Ya National Park headquarters (Phattalung) on 24-25 May (MC,PDR). |
 | | A White-fronted Scops Owl seen in daylight near Huai Mae Dee, Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary on 16 March (BandJS,UT) was a major northern extension of the range of this Sundaic species. |
| www.worldtwitch.com /1998_thailand_bird_reports.htm (9582 words) |
|