Indian Leopard (Panthera pardus fusca)

[Pckts]

(09-08-2016, 09:04 AM)Ravisingh Wrote: most interesting behaviour is of leopards of jawai in rajasthan.they ahave been spotted many times living in a group of 15-20 leopards(just like lion pride) resting near temple and very near to people and priest of temple . this may be due to
absence of lions and tigers or plenty of prey.
                                      last recorded attack on any human in this area was almost 150 years back.
                                     there is a documentary named 'jawai:india's leopard hills'.
i could not find it on youtube but it shown videos of leopard living in groups.

Interesting, I've never read about that.
I know in Sri Lanka they don't behave like that and they are the apex predator there as well. There must be more to it than that to cause that type of behavior. Reply

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When Leopards Sit On High Level From Ground.


July 2016 Jhalana Forest,Jaipur. Credits to Surendra Chouhan.

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Photo and information credits: Anjan's Wildlife Photography Page
"Have a Look at This Brave Guy Out & About at Dusk! Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, India"

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Magnificent fella Reply

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Photo and information credits: VenkataNarasimhan Nature & Wildlife Photography
"Leopard - Karnataka, August 2015"

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Credits to Kushal M Guttedar.

This one looks much better.

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Photo and information credits: Abhilash Kar
"The entry, the 20 mins charismatic presence and the boss like exit was no less than that of a Don! The legendary, bold, Temple male from the backwaters"

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Kabini | Sep-2016. Credits to ‎Jeet Aman‎.

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Neel Soni Photography:
Back from an absolutely amazing trip to Kabini, we had some stunning sightings of stunning cats. Here is an image from last evening! 

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Credits to ‎Anirban Roychowdhury.

A leopard sighting is always precious. It's all the more precious when you get it head on in your first sighting ever ( after numerous safaris across various parks in India over 5 years period)


Ranthambhore. 15th Oct 2016.

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[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Anjan Lal
"Side Profile of the Famous Torn Ears Leopard. Nagarhole Tiger Reserve, India"

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Bandipur leopard, credits to Mohammed Shujath.

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Temple male, credits to Surendra Chouhan‎.

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[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Sandeep Dutta
"Bold face of Kabini - Temple Male."

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Black leopard at Kabini, Nagrahole National Park. Credits to Beena Balasubramaniam.

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