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Laem Phak Bia

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152: 20: 91: 98: 105: 119: 78:, with some mangrove areas and scrub, tipped by a sand spit. The area is not a national park, the land being privately owned, but it is a favoured location for bird-watchers where they can see a wide variety of shorebirds. The area is administered as Laem Phak Bia Subdistrict, and is home to a village of the same name. 143:
Environmental Research and Development Project (known as the king's project), mudflats, patches of scrub and of mangroves, and a sand spit jutting out into the bay. Further south lies the village of Laem Phak Bia, and beyond that the beach resort of Hat Chao Samran which has accommodation and facilities for visitors.
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in Phetchaburi Province, Thailand. A road runs parallel with the coast and provides access to the shore via various tracks. Near the village of Pak Thale in the north of the area lies the Pak Thale Shorebird Conservation Area and areas of salt evaporation ponds. South of this is the Laem Phak Bia
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This area receives effluent discharged by the Phetchaburi municipal wastewater treatment plant. The king's project has researched the heavy metal accumulations and how they can best be mitigated. The
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Panich-Pat, T.; Pokethitiyook, P.; Kruatrachue, M.; Upatham, E.S.; Srinives, P.; Lanza, G.R. (2004). "Removal of Lead from Contaminated Soils by
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are often present. Passerines that can be seen in the mangroves, swamps and enclosures at the research centre include the
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This area is famed for its bird-watching opportunities. Important species include the critically endangered
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Include: Endangered:spoon-billed sandpiper, Nordmann's greenshank and black-faced spoonbill
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A 2004 proposal to build the 50 km (31 mi) Laem Phak Bia bridge over the
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can also often be seen. The sand spit is a wintering area for such gulls as the
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Laem Phak Bia is located on the western shore of the northern end of the
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Thai
[lɛ̌ːmpʰàkbîa̯]
purslane
Ban Laem District
Phetchaburi Province
salt pans
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Gulf of Thailand

spoon-billed sandpiper
Nordmann's greenshank
black-faced spoonbill
white-faced plover
painted stork
red-necked phalarope
pied avocet
Pallas's gull
Heuglin's gull
Vega gull
Malaysian plover
Chinese egret
golden-bellied gerygone
dusky warbler
racket-tailed treepie
reed warblers
common snipe
pin-tailed snipe

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