Alpine Pipit

A small bird of lowland wooded areas with a fairly long, slightly curved, stout bill and yellow underparts. Male has a pale gray throat, a dark reddish cheek and wing patch, a purplish-blue forehead and shoulder, and bottle green on the sides of the throat, the back of the neck, and the crown. Female is fairly drab, with a grayish-brown head and an olive-green back and rump. Male unmistakable. Female similar to several other species, but larger, with a broader bill. Voice not well known, but probably gives a loud “whip!” similar to Brown-throated Sunbird.

A large solid pigeon with a unique waved crest on the back of the head. Almost entirely gray with darker wing feathers. Tail is dark gray with a broad pale band. Typically seen feeding on fruit high in rainforest canopy trees. Also, often observed flying in large flocks at high altitudes over other habitats – look for the banded tail in flight.

Shy and secretive small gamebird restricted to the Cardamom range of Cambodia and far eastern Thailand. Richly patterned, with a bright orange breast, black-and-white scaled sides, and black-barred brown upperparts. Cambodian birds also have a bright orange head and neck. Forages in pairs on the forest floor, duetting loudly to one another in the morning and early afternoon, giving loud ascending couplets followed by a series of chipping notes from one of the pair.