Red-breasted Flycatcher

A female at Tambli Surla may have been a Red-throated Flycatcher but there was no doubt about this male seen well in Backwoods Camp.

Asian Paradise Flycatcher  

This rather amazing species was seen in the Backwoods area and also at Saligao Zor.  The male is pictured.

Nilgiri Flycatcher

A single bird was seen near Backwoods.  This species was well north of its normal range and this record shot is to prove it was actually there! 

Asian Brown Flycatcher

The only one seen on our trip was in Backwoods.

Wire-tailed Swallow

Birds were common at Baga Fields but this bird was digiscoped at a bridge near Backwoods.  While many birds do not show the "wire" tail, this bird is a spendid example.

Golden-fronted Leafbird

Birds were quite common in the Backwoods area while two were seen in Apora Forest.

Small Minivet

Flocks of this spectacular bird were quite common in the forest around Backwoods and were usually high up in the canopy. A single bird was seen in Apora Forest.

Black-throated Munia

Two birds of this rather scarce Munia were seen near Backwoods.

Plain Prinia

This was the commonest warbler. This bird was digiscoped from a bridge near Tikanem.