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Junior Bajrang from Kanha
Umarpani flexing for the cameras Ravan in Churna zone, Satpura A new young male in Khitauli, Bandhavgarh. Most likely from non-tourism zone (according to who took the picture) Bamera Son Tevari, new male from Tadoba buffer 
Chota Bheem
Bheem Milind Gogte Chota Matka  *This image is copyright of its original author Denis D'souza M1 Kanha  *This image is copyright of its original author Mayur Shinde Uma  *This image is copyright of its original author
@Rishi, I was looking to see how Radha was doing considering she was raised in the Pench “in-situ” enclosure like Avni’s female (who will also be released soon).
Still I can’t tell if that is Radha or another translocated tigress from Bandhavgarh who came in 2019. Also, not sure about the male as well. Because, a Panna male had moved to Nauradehi 2 years ago and he was seen with Radha. If I remember correctly, about 1200 Spotted deer are also being transferred to Nauradehi to supplement the existing population and to cater to growing tiger numbers. Also, wolves were seen last year after local extinction. Being the largest park in MP, it has great potential. (01-23-2021, 04:07 PM)Ashutosh Wrote: @Rishi, I was looking to see how Radha was doing considering she was raised in the Pench “in-situ” enclosure like Avni’s female (who will also be released soon). The other male wasn't collared. Identity of tigress is less certain, but number of cubs may be an indication. Radha was sighted with 3 cubs, last year I think. I matched her stripes then.
Ram Kumar Yadav Kanha
Junior Bajrang, Jan. 2021  *This image is copyright of its original author
Shaurya says that T46 has taken a chunk of Uma’s territory. Although, this wound is from a predation attempt.
Balwan from Kanha Bheem, the mighty from Bandhavgarh Chota Bheem Surya from Umred-Karhandla Rudra, Tadoba L mark truly showing his frame (02-03-2021, 11:32 PM)Ashutosh Wrote: Shaurya says that T46 has taken a chunk of Uma’s territory. Although, this wound is from a predation attempt.“Small forays” are nothing new for Uma. He’s already had run ins with T46. Between the 3 of them *T46, T50 and Uma* the Mukki genes are solid right now and they all seem to test each other but seem to have a balance. He also said T50 is smaller than Uma, I showed him the video of their fight but he swears by it. I just think it has to do with T50 lighter frame compared to Uma but when both are full I still think T50 looked larger.  (02-04-2021, 04:17 AM)Pckts Wrote:(02-03-2021, 11:32 PM)Ashutosh Wrote: Shaurya says that T46 has taken a chunk of Uma’s territory. Although, this wound is from a predation attempt.“Small forays” are nothing new for Uma. He’s already had run ins with T46. Between the 3 of them *T46, T50 and Uma* the Mukki genes are solid right now and they all seem to test each other but seem to have a balance. yea i think garhi is bigger too, even baisanghat aswell, they have similar frames to bheema whenever they're in good condition eating well for sometime they're beasts..uma likely eats like every three days or so prob a norm for him so much of the time he's in good form..nothing like having the best spot in mukki. |
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