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RE: Ranthambore - brotherbear - 06-09-2016

(12-19-2015, 12:56 AM)scamander Wrote:
(12-19-2015, 12:24 AM)scamander Wrote: T64 - Akash. 
Saw him in Zone 5 last December.

Oops, I'd tried to post a photo. Guess it didn't work.

http://wildfact.com/forum/topic-how-to-upload-image

RE: Ranthambore - Pckts - 06-09-2016

(06-09-2016, 01:23 AM)Pckts Wrote: Andy Rouse Photography

Well the 1DX2 hits hard on first chance it gets with male tiger T57 in Ranthambhore National Park on my first morning drive. ISO 1600, no noise when processed through DPP (I tried LightRoom and the profile was well off), punchy and just a lovely image of a lovely cat. Best bit was that everyone in my group was there to share it, we even did a special processing class on it afterwards. Awesome start and this afternoon got even better so more in a day or so! CANON India Canon UK Canon Polska Canon Singapore WWF Big Cats WWF 21st Century Tiger Panthera National Geographic The Ranthambhore Bagh Aditya Singh Ranthambhore National Park Tigers Save the Tiger Park Cameras Ltd

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Raees Bhai
Royal king of ranthambhore fathe T42 male tiger area zone 9, 10

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T24

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T34

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T6

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T28

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T25

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T3

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Sub Adult T65 in 2014

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2014 T72

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Sub Adult T64

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T71 Mango Cub

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T75 Sub Adult

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'Now i am also numbered'...Congrats to Star's boy Pacman for his new ID..

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T 60..Zone 2.RTR

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Krishna (T 19) @ Ranthambore,

Rajasthan, India May 2016

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RE: Ranthambore - Pckts - 11-22-2016

Mritunjay Kumar Tiwary

SENSING COMPETITORS OUT!! No this tiger is neither roaring nor growling. It is using it's tongue to sense the smell of tigers in it's area. Did you know that like other carnivores, tigers too have a Jacobson organ in the roof of their mouth. It is a pouch-like structure located directly behind the front incisors. It has two small openings that direct scent particles from the air as the tiger inhales to nerves located within the structure. The nerves then transmit the message to the olfactory region in the brain that identifies the scent.
By the way this male has the distinction of being the biggest tiger in this Tiger reserve.
#ClawExpressionWeek
— at Ranthambore National Park.


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Anjan Lal

T-28 Star Male Tiger From Ranthambore's Zone 4 Area
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
India

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And Here's Pacman - T85 Male Tiger - Krishna's Son
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
India

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Teresa Hedden
The endangered Bengal Tiger!! I had almost given up hope of seeing one after multiple game drives and only seeing tracks. This morning, on our final drive, this beautiful male tiger walked right in front of our vehicle. They call him Pacman~Ranthambore National Park, India

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Mohammed Kasim‎

Tiger (Star Male)
ranthambore
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https://www.facebook.com/kasimfotography for more Wildlife Pictures.


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Sandals and Heels


An Alpha male tiger spotted in #Ranthambore National park. It was amazing to see him come out of the bushes! And so close!
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? #tiger safari #tiger #indialove

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The Nature Club

After a long wait; here comes T-58.! A huge male tiger with a Nilgai kill. He is one of the biggest tigers of Ranthambhore.! he went and sat in the water for a while and started walking towards the kill.!!

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Arpit Desai‎

Male Tiger Pacman strolling near Padam Lake

Ranthambore National Park


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RE: Ranthambore - Pckts - 11-23-2016

@tigerluver  @sanjay 

Can we rename the title to "Ranthambore Tigers" and move this thread to the Tiger section?

Just feels like it's going that way.



Sarat Talluri

A Record shot of a legendary family !!!
There was once upon a time in Ranthambore a majestic king called
" USTAD " and his family. Now it has become a fairy tail to be told to our grandchildren once we grow old.
This shot was taken when Ustad and Noor and their family of cubs were in relaxing mood in the early morning. Petting Dad: Cub was so happy to meet their dad. The movement they came together started petting him. Rest is history which all of us know.
Exif: Aperture priority with aperture 2.8, evaluative metering with exposure bias of 1 1/3, ISO 5000 yielded a shutter speed of 1/5000 on a foggy day at 7.30 am. Focal length 182 MM
Royal bengal Tiger, Tigress and their less than year cubs family, Ranthambore, Rajasthan, India. December 2014.


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RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - sanjay - 11-24-2016

We have done it @Pckts

RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Pckts - 01-12-2017

Tiger?

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or


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Loch Ness Monster?

RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Pckts - 01-18-2017

Kishore Sabareeshan


Hide and seek
Pacman, Ranthambore (Mar '16)
Better viewed on computer screens
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:)
#TigersOfIndia


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RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Pckts - 01-26-2017

Sourabh Bharti

T34/Kumbha
Zone 2, Ranthmbore Tiger Reserve
Jan 2016

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RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Pckts - 02-02-2017

Kishore Sabareeshan
Pacman in his habitat

Ranthambore March '16

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Vinod YN

Ranthambore Gennext series

Pacman on move.

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Ranthambore Diary, Gennext Series
Pacman walking on Golden snow.
Winter in Ranthambore, the grass turns pale and the foliage becomes copper brown.
In late winters red-brown and yellow dominates due to the pre-ponderance of flame of the forest (Butea monosperma) and dhok,( Anogeissus pendula).Offering Spectacular sight to park.

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RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Pckts - 02-06-2017

Tejas Soni‎


starmale

ranthambhore np/30/6/2015/canon7d/canon100_400mmlisusm

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RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Pckts - 04-11-2017

Tiger Watch

The Wandering Tigers of Ranthambore!
1. T80 or Tufan ( Cyclone) touched the neighbouring state of Madhya Pradesh. This daring Tiger crossed the Chambal (and back) and is now roaming a 200 km area within Kaila Devi.
2. T91 or Cowboy, not because he killed cows during his phase in exile, but because he came back with an explosion inside the core area of Raj Bagh just like a Clint Eastwood original. Now he roams inside the heart of the National Park. He has travelled in MP, even injured a man and returned. He has been in the ravines of the Chambal and then finally settled in nothing less than the best area of not only the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, but the National Park!
3. T72 or Sultan is an amazing tiger who migrated 100 km away from his birthplace . Now he has settled there and even found a female in the new area. There is no such corner in Kaila Devi which he has not explored.


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RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Pckts - 05-30-2017

Shishir Kumar Jain‎

T-57
For more pics please visit Shishir Wild Box Office
Nikon D5 + Nikon 400mm F2.8e FL ED VR Lens at Ranthambore National Park on 11-May-2016
Full Frame, No Crop

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Arun Ahuja‎

big boy fateh t42 I @ranthambhore this summer

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Just a heads up, Ranthambore is considered Northern India not central, so make sure to post info here.
Thanks

RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Pckts - 06-06-2017

Anjan's Wildlife Photography Page

The Hercules of the Big Cat World - T57 Male Tiger!!!
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
India

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RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Pckts - 06-20-2017

Suman Chakraborty

The hunk of Ranthambhore.

T42 Fateh.

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RE: Tigers of Ranthambore National Park - Ngala - 06-27-2017

Photo and information credits: Vinod Goel Wildlife & Nature Photography
"T 57 the tiger who has occupied the territory of Ustad T 24(translocated to Udaipur on being declared man eater )"

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