Northern frontier for scarce highland targets
A photographer’s favorite in far northern Thailand, Doi Lang’s west and east sides hold wintering flycatchers and scarce highland residents. Look for Mrs. Hume’s Pheasant on the west side at first light, and scan pines for Giant Nuthatch and Crested Finchbill. Bushy edges can host Ultramarine and Slaty-blue Flycatchers, Himalayan Bluetail, and Spot-winged Grosbeak in season. December to February is peak, when feeding stations sometimes attract shy species to clear perches. Road conditions vary, so a local Fang-based guide is valuable for access updates and precise stakeouts. Mornings are chilly at elevation, so pack layers and be prepared to move between elevations as activity shifts.
Chiang Mai (Fang)
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