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B. Piot



Maps
VientianeLaos


Available
Weekends

Languages
Dutch, French, English
Note
Active birder from the age of about 12. Lived in Belgium then on the French/Swiss border, from 2015-2020 in Dakar, Senegal, now (since March 2020) in Vientiane, Laos. Regularly travelling throughout Africa, south-east Asia and elsewhere for my work with a public health NGO. Despite what one may read, Laos is fantastic for birding, especially if one is keen to go off the beaten track. There are several good birding sites that can be covered on day trips or during short trips away from the capital. Happy to provide advice on finding some of the target species: Bare-faced Bulbul, Sooty Babbler, Limestone Leaf Warbler, Jerdon's Bush Chat, etc.
Intetrests
birding, bird sound recording, hiking
Area
Laos
Area birds
Bare-faced Bulbul, Sooty Babbler, Limestone Leaf Warbler, Jerdon's Bush Chat

 
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