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Rufous-browed Flycatcher (Ficedula solitaris) video
foraging on rock - has a little interaction with a second one at the start (it's out of view passing above)
- Recorded 11 February 2012
- Added to IBC 1 year 12 weeks ago
- Martin Kennewell
- Location Chong Yen, Mae Wong National Park, North Western Thailand, Thailand (ssp submoniliger).
- Duration 34 sec
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The rangers and local Thai photographers have created a little bit of South America in Thailand at Mae Wong. This year up to four Rusty-naped Pitta, a pair of Grey Peacock-Pheasants, Rufous-throated Partridges, and numerous understory passerines are providing wonderful views. Thanks to all present during 11-12 February for the meal worms and grain. Portable hides are the order of the day to ensure stupendous views. www.superhide.multiply.com