2.1 Resident bird species that have potential hazard to aircraft are as follows:

Species	Weight (KG)	Period
Plain Prinia	0.007-0.008	All year
Scaly-breasted Munia	0.013-0.014	All year
Purple Heron	1.100	All year
Grey Heron	1.500	All year
Zebra Dove	0.049-0.060	All year
Red Collared Dove	0.100	All year
Eastern Spotted Dove	0.160	All year
Black Drongo	0.040-0.052	All year
Barn Swallow	0.015-0.018	All year
Asian Openbill	8.000	All year
Rock Pigeon	0.300	All year
Pied Bushchat	0.014-0.0150	All year
Common Myna	0.120	All year
White-vented Myna	0.115-0.120	All year
Pale-rumped Swiftlet	0.014	All year
House Swift	0.023	All year
Ashy Woodswallow	0.040	All year
Lesser Whistling Duck	0.500	All year
Rufous-winged Buzzard	0.340	All year
Oriental Honey-buzzard	1.300	All year
Peregrine Falcon	1.000	All year (mostly in November-February)
Black-shouldered Kite	0.300	All year

2.2 Migratory bird species that have potential hazard to aircraft are as follows:

Species	Weight (KG)	Period
Common Sandpiper	0.040	August-February
Richard's Pipit	0.018-0.030	October-April
Amur Stonechat	0.013-0.015	September-March
White Wagtail	0.018-0.025	October-February
Oriental Pratincole	0.075	March-September
Common Kestrel	0.180	November-February
Pied Harrier	0.350	October-March
Eastern Buzzard	0.700	October-February
Eastern Marsh Harrier	0.750	October-March
Black-eared Kite	0.730	November-March

2.3 Wildlife hazards management

Mae Fah Luang-Chiang Rai International Airport implements a variety of measures and activities aimed at mitigating wildlife hazards, primarily through environmental management strategies designed to reduce the attractiveness of the area to wildlife and ensure the safety of aircraft operations. These strategies include regular grass mowing, removal of aquatic weeds from drainage systems, the application of chemical agents to reduce bird food resources, as well as tree trimming and removal to diminish potential breeding and roosting sites for birds in airside.

2.4 Bird strike report

Pilots are essentially requested to report bird strikes to the General Manager of the airport via wildlife hazard control staff as follows:
Phone: +665 378 9164
E-mail: [email protected]

3.1 Unit: wildlife hazard control staff, Airside Operations Division of Mae Fah Luang-Chiang Rai International Airport.
Phone: +665 378 9164
E-mail: [email protected]

3.2 Unit: Aeronautical Information Service Sub-Division, Airside Operations Division of Mae Fah Luang-Chiang Rai International Airport.
Phone: +665 379 8165
E-mail: [email protected]