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Khamteing Plant Market - Chiang Mai - Thailand - Other birds
Posted: 24 Mar 2012, 07:53
by iaos
A few pictures from the bird market in Chiang Mai. I'll post a few of finches and softbills else where.
Cheers
Ian
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Re: Khamteing Plant Market - Chiang Mai - Thailand - Other b
Posted: 24 Mar 2012, 08:40
by arthur
Looks very clean and well presented . .
Unlike bird markets in many SE Asian cities
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Posted: 24 Mar 2012, 09:39
by Nrg800
Can you possibly PM me to where in Chiang Mai these markets are, I'm going in a few months, and I'd really like to visit here!
It does look like a very nice market, and some great Parrots, I hope most are captive bred though, I assume they are here.
Re: Khamteing Plant Market - Chiang Mai - Thailand - Other b
Posted: 24 Mar 2012, 10:29
by iaos
Google Khamteing plant market. It is towards the airport and it is a tosoc supermarket. It only cost about 120 baht in a tuk tuk to get there.
Re: Khamteing Plant Market - Chiang Mai - Thailand - Other b
Posted: 24 Mar 2012, 18:17
by Myzomela
Nice photos Ian,
Pity about the leg chains...
The black-winged lory I think is a blue- streaked lory. The black-winged has a triangular blue patch on the side of the head, no ruff and is much rarer (Cites 1).
Can't wait for the softbilled photos
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Posted: 25 Mar 2012, 12:35
by finchbreeder
Nice looking and healthy looking birds. Cleanly presented, though not spacious. But certainly nothing to distress the birds or buyers. Well done them. And thanks for showing us.
LML
Re: Khamteing Plant Market - Chiang Mai - Thailand - Other b
Posted: 25 Mar 2012, 12:46
by iaos
Myzomela wrote:Nice photos Ian,
Pity about the leg chains...
The black-winged lory I think is a blue- streaked lory. The black-winged has a triangular blue patch on the side of the head, no ruff and is much rarer (Cites 1).
Can't wait for the softbilled photos
I was guessing about the lory.
The other photos are here.
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