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Location	Suphanburi, Thailand
Introduction	I am a Norfolk birder who now spends the winter months living and birding in Thailand. The summer months are spent working and living on Scolt Head Island, Norfolk, England as permanent summer warden for Natural England. I have spent the last eight winters in Thailand and have seen well over 700 species in the country. I am happy to offer free advice on birding in Thailand and anyone wanting more information or advice can contact me at neilscolt@gmail.com. I have been birding for around 30 years, and have long given up twitiching in the UK now concentrating on finding my own birds which have included White-billed Diver, Broad-billed Sandpiper, Lesser Yellowlegs, Isabelline Shrike (2), Calandra Lark, Arctic Warbler, Hume's Warbler, Radde's Warbler (2), Dusky Warbler, Booted Warbler, Spectacled Warbler, Marmora's Warbler, Citrine Wagtail and Yellow-breasted Bunting. I am also a keen moth trapper in both the UK and Thailand, and have helped produce the Norfolk Bird and Mammal Report for the last 18 years.

Location

Suphanburi, Thailand

Introduction

I am a Norfolk birder who now spends the winter months living and birding in Thailand. The summer months are spent working and living on Scolt Head Island, Norfolk, England as permanent summer warden for Natural England. I have spent the last eight winters in Thailand and have seen well over 700 species in the country. I am happy to offer free advice on birding in Thailand and anyone wanting more information or advice can contact me at neilscolt@gmail.com. I have been birding for around 30 years, and have long given up twitiching in the UK now concentrating on finding my own birds which have included White-billed Diver, Broad-billed Sandpiper, Lesser Yellowlegs, Isabelline Shrike (2), Calandra Lark, Arctic Warbler, Hume's Warbler, Radde's Warbler (2), Dusky Warbler, Booted Warbler, Spectacled Warbler, Marmora's Warbler, Citrine Wagtail and Yellow-breasted Bunting. I am also a keen moth trapper in both the UK and Thailand, and have helped produce the Norfolk Bird and Mammal Report for the last 18 years.