Friday, October 19, 2012

Camping at Samarn Bird Camp 


Me and Jas

What with Kaeng Krachan still not open but   re-opening soon, a little camping trip was in order. Naturally, we headed out that way and checked out Samarn Bird Camp. I have passed this pleasant looking little resort many times as it's  only a kilometre before the park entrance but never ventured in.Well I must say I was really surprised!! This is a great little place and very child friendly too.......                                                    

 

 As well as the camping ground there are about 8 air conditioned places to stay and a nice little restaurant area.Khun Samarn and Khun Oy put out food and fruit for the birds everyday, so there are many resident species around all year. Also there are two hides just inside a jungle clearing around a little pool. Great for pictures but just make sure you don't forget the mossie cream!!


A few of our pics over three days.......                                                                                                        

Black Naped Monarch

                                              Black Crested Bulbul

 

Golden Fronted Leafbird                                                       

Pied fantail

Puff Throated Babbler



Red Legged Crake


  Siberian Blue Robin

                                                           

 Black Crested Bulbul


 Tickell's Blue Flycatcher


Vinous Breasted Starling


White Rumped Shama

I think not too bad  for the first real outing for the new D7000... I really like this camera!!!

 

Saying Goodbye....

Finally to say,  This is a really friendly little place. Khun Samarn is a very kind and knowledgeable man and offers guided tours and trips into the  National Park. Even if you are not into birds, this is a great just to relax and chill out in the gardens.



Anyone interested in staying here should contact....        Home.02 422 6308  /   Mob 081 8107307    or
www.samarnbirdcamp.com      www.facebook.com/samarn.birdcamp.9                                                                          
                                                                               
                                                                               

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