Mae Wong National Park

Wildlife in Mae Wong

The list of species below are collected from various sources and publications, it is not necessarily complete nor accurate. Some species may have been extirpated from the park, may be historic data of rare migrant species or simply misidentified. We do our best to verify each record with the experts, particularly the rare species.

Birds (Class: Aves)

Total 347 species

Pheasants, grouse, and allies

Pigeons and doves

Cuckoos

Nightjars and allies

Swifts

Plovers and lapwings

Storks

Cormorants and shags

Herons, egrets, and bitterns

Hawks, eagles, and kites

Barn-owls

Owls

Trogons

Hornbills

Kingfishers, Tree kingfishers

Bee-eaters

Rollers

Barbets

Woodpeckers

Falcons and caracaras

Parrots

Broadbills

Pittas

Cuckooshrikes and allies

Vireos, shrike-babblers and erpornis

Old World orioles

Woodswallows, bellmagpies and allies

Vangas, helmetshrikes, and allies

Ioras

Fantails

Drongos

Monarch flycatchers

Shrikes

Crows, jays and magpies

Fairy flycatchers

Tits

Cisticolas and allies

Reed warblers and allies

Grassbirds and allies

Swallows and martins

Bulbuls

Leaf warblers

Bush warblers and allies

Sylviid warblers, parrotbills, and allies

White-eyes, yuhinas and allies

Tree-babblers, scimitar-babblers and allies

Ground babblers and allies

Alcippe fulvettas

Laughingthrushes and allies

Nuthatches

Starlings

Thrushes and allies

Old World flycatchers

Flowerpeckers

Sunbirds and spiderhunters

Fairy-bluebirds

Leafbirds

Waxbills and allies

Old World sparrows

Wagtails and pipits

Finches, euphonias and allie

Old World buntings

Mammals (Class: Mammalia)

Total 29 species

Even-toed ungulates (Order: Artiodactyla)

Deer

Bovids

Suids

Carnivorans (Order: Carnivora)

Bears

Cats

Viverrids

Mustelids

Asiatic linsangs

Canids

Tapirs

Primates (Order: Primate)

Gibbons

Macaques

Lutungs

Lorisids

Rodents (Order: Rodentia)

Old World porcupines

Squirrels

Treeshrews (Order: Scandentia)

Turtles (Order: Testudines)

Freshwater pond turtles

Asian leaf turtles (Genus: Cyclemys)

Tortoises

Asian tortoises (Genus: Manouria)

Lizards (Suborder: Saurina)

Geckos

Bent-toed geckos (Genus: Cyrtodactylus)

Tokay geckos (Genus: Gekko)

Agamid lizards

Flying dragons (Genus: Draco)

Tree dragons (Genus: Acanthosaura)

Long-headed lizards (Genus: Pseudocalotes)

Crested lizards (Genus: Calotes)

Butterfly lizards (Genus: Leiolepis)

Skinks

Forest skinks (Genus: Sphenomorphus, Tytthoscincus)

Snakes (Suborder: Serpentes)

Total 27 species

Pit vipers & vipers

Green pit vipers

Terrestrial elapids

Kraits

Cobras

King cobras

Asian coral snakes

Colubrid snakes

Slug-eating snakes

Racers

Ground snakes

Kukri snakes

Reed snakes

Wolf snakes & bridle snakes

Mountain snakes

Collared snakes

Cat snakes

Mock vipers

Whip snakes

Keelbacks

Bamboo snakes

Asian keelbacks

Keelbacks

Homalopsine water snakes

Mud snakes

Amphibians (Order: Anura)

Narrow-mouthed frogs

Rice frogs (Genus: Microhyla)

Shrub frogs

Bug-eyed frogs/warty treefrogs (Genus: Theloderma)

Flying frogs (Genus: Rhacophorus)

Bubble-nest treefrogs

Bushfrogs

True frogs

Fanged frogs (Genus: Limnonectes)

Golden-backed frogs

Odorous frogs (Genus: Odorrana)

Water frogs (Genus: Pelophylax)

True toads

Ingerophrynus genus

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