Central Thailand – Lowland Evergreen & Mixed Forest
Central Thailand’s forests are classic Indochinese lowland and mixed deciduous ecosystems, with dense vegetation and diverse forest bird communities.
Habitat Types
- Lowland evergreen forest
- Mixed deciduous forest
- Riverine corridors and secondary patches
These varied habitats support a wide diversity of canopy and understorey forest species.
Birding Highlights
In this region birders often find:
- Broadbills and hornbills
- Leafbirds and barbets
- Seasonal pitta activity
- Woodpeckers and forest passerines
Breeding season brings increased vocalisation and bird activity.
Best Time to Visit
February – June
Resident forest species become vocal and detectable as the dry season evolves, providing excellent coverage before peak rains begin.
