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B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India
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B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India
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  *This image is copyright of its original author Jitender Govindani - Hulk named Umarpani!Kanha Tiger Reserve, January 2019. 
Amit Sharma
Jab munna chalta hai,, Road hi road chalta hai. Pride of Central India. Munna. Kanha National Park.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Hey guys,
Thanks for all your help especially @shaileshsharadnaik @Roflcopters @Rage2277 I have created a more detailed and in depth list of Tadoba tigers, kindly correct me where I am wrong, have taken your previous inputs as well, wherever I have put question marks I am unsure: Tadoba tiger directory: 1. Ookhan (is he the same as v7, if yes lineage can be ascertained), lineage unknown, location Brahmapuri forest division 2. Ginaji/kali (is he the same as the new navegaon male), lineage son of Namdev and Nakkati tigress, location navegaon and Tadoba 3. Junabai, lineage unknown, location Madnapur buffer kolara range 4. Maya, t13, lineage daughter of nira/bhala and w male, location Tadoba and paundharpauni 5. Choti Tara, lineage unknown, Tadoba and mohurli range 6. Matkasur, lineage son of jamunjhora female and katezari male, location Tadoba 7. Chota matkasur, lineage son of Matkasur and Choti Tara, location Tadoba 8. Bajrang T-49, lineage unknown, location Mohurli-Telia Lake 9. Wagdoh/Scarface t 38, lineage unknown, location Mamla buffer/non tourism zone (uncertain), 10. Wagdoh female/kori, lineage unknown, status deceased 11. Aswalhira female T-9 lineage daughter of chichghat female and wagdoh, location unknown, status unknown 12. Ambehpat female t 18, lineage unknown, location unknown, status unknown 13. Botezari female T-11, lineage unknown, location unknown, status unknown 14. Sonam T-30, one of the Telia sisters, lineage daughter of Wagdoh and Madhuri, location Telia Lake territory Mohurli 15. Mona, one of the Telia sisters, lineage daughter of Wagdoh and Madhuri, location unknown 16. Lara, one of the Telia sisters, lineage daughter of Wagdoh and Madhuri, location junona buffer 17.Geeta, one of the Telia sisters, lineage daughter of Wagdoh and Madhuri, location unknown 18.Rantalodhi male T-41, lineage unknown, location unknown 19.Gabbar T-42, lineage unknown, location unknown 20.Rocket, lineage sub adult cub of Sonam and Bajrang, location Telia Lake 21. V6, lineage son crooked tail and Vasanti, brother of v7, location unknown 22. V5 Nira/Bhala, daughter of Vasanti and crooked tail, mother of Maya and imli female, ex Paundherpauni tigress, died of snake bite 23. Imli female, lineage daughter of crooked tail and Vasanti/Laxmi, location unknown 24. V4 female/Sonia, lineage daughter of vasanti, location unknown, status unknown 25. Vasant Bhandara male, lineage unknown, status unknown 26. Jharni tigress, lineage unknown, location navegaon/alijanja buffer 27. Sharmili tigress, lineage unknown, location agarzari buffer 28. Sharmili 2 tigress, lineage unknown, location unknown 29. Madhuri, lineage daughter of Laxmi, mother of Telia sisters, location agarzari buffer, ex Telia lake tigress 30. Katezari male/Amitabh/Tyson ,T-43, lineage unknown, location unknown 31. Katezari female/Malika/V3, lineage daughter of Vasanti, location unknown, status deceased 32. Shivanzari female, lineage unknown, location unknown 33. Shivanzari male, lineage unknown, location seen trespassing in matkasurs territory in tadoba range 34. Shivaji T-40, lineage unknown, location outside park 35. Shiva, lineage son of wagdoh, location kolsa range 36. Namdev/saturn T-47, lineage unknown, location unknown 37. Chota namdev (same as new navegaon male ?), lineage son of Namdev, location unknown 38. Narsimha, lineage unknown, location Tadoba range and buffer 39. Hilltop male, lineage unknown, status deceased 40. Khali, lineage unknown, location agarzari buffer 41. Choti Madhu, lineage unknown, location agarzari buffer 42. Devdoh female T-8, lineage unknown, location Mohurli 43. Devdoh female junior (unconfirmed existence), lineage daughter of Devdoh female T-8, location unknown 44. Devdoh male, lineage unknown, location unknown 45. Tara T-7, lineage unknown, mother of Choti Tara, location unknown 46. New navegaon male T-45 (possibly same as Ginaji/Kali), lineage unknown , location navegaon buffer 47. Banaskandi female, lineage unknown, location slight overlap around Maya's territory in tadoba-paundherpauni 48. Sitara, lineage daughter of Choti Tara, location unknown 49. Vanarchuva female, lineage unknown, location unknown 50. Pandu male T-54, lineage unknown, location unknown 51. Vasanti/Vasant Bhandara female, lineage unknown, mother of V3 to V6, grandmother of Maya, status deceased 52. Crooked Tail/Yeda Anna T-39, lineage unknown, status deceased 53. Bison Bandhera female, lineage unknown, location unknown 54. Sonia V4, lineage daughter of Vasanti, location unknown, status unknown 55. Chitra/Kakadghat tigress, lineage unknown, location unknown status unknown 56. Rajani, lineage daughter of Chitra and Shivaji, location unknown 57. Shina, lineage daughter of Chitra and Shivaji, location unknown 58. Suraj, son of Chitra and Shivaji, location unknown 59. Panghat kuti female, lineage unknown, location unknown 60. Hirdi nalla female, lineage unknown, location unknown 61. Chichghat Tigress, lineage unknown, location unknown 62. CG3, lineage son of chichghat and wagdoh, location unknown 63. Savari, lineage daughter of wagdoh and Kori, location unknown 64. Hirai female, lineage daughter of wagdoh and kori, location unknown 65. Sher Khan MA-7, lineage unknown, brother of Ranbir, location unknown 66. Rambhir MA-4, lineage unknown, brother of Sher Khan, location unknown 67. Ian bodhi tigress/Laxmi, lineage unknown, mother of Madhuri (unconfirmed) ?, Status deceased ? 68. Raja male, lineage unknown, mate of Vasanti, grandfather of Maya (unconfirmed), status deceased ? 69. Jamanbodu male, lineage unknown, status unknown 70. Sin V3, lineage daughter of Vasanti, location unknown 71. Gauri, lineage daughter of Laxmi, location unknown 72. Ranbir, lineage son of Laxmi, location unknown 73. W male, lineage unknown, Maya's father, location unknown 74. Lata, lineage daughter of Nira and W Male, sister of Maya, location unknown 75. Chaya, lineage daughter of Nira and W Male, sister of Maya, location unknown 76. Rago, lineage son of Nira and W Male, brother or Maya, location unknown 77. Nakkati tigress, lineage unknown, location unknown 78. Kankajhari male, lineage unknown, location kolsa range 79. Jamunjhora female, lineage unknown, location unknown, mother of matkasur (to be confirmed ) ? 80. Bijli female, lineage unknown, location unknown 81. Ambateera female, lineage unknown, location unknown 
It looks good, few things need to be corrected. also Bajrang has a wide range and his presence in the buffer zone is also significant. In fact he’s got the biggest territory out of any male present in Tadoba. i’ll see if i get time on my hand, i’ll help. there is another young male in Mamla buffer along side Wagdoh male and the new male that was seen in Navegaon was indeed Kali aka Ginaji himself.
- Kori is not deceased, she’s one of Bajrang’s mate. - Choti Madhu is the daughter of Khali and Madhuri. - Kankajhari rules Kolara zone 2 or Kolara buffer, Madnapur and parts of tourism zone. - Jharni is Wagdoh and Kori’s daughter. keep up the good work.
Ram Kumar Yadav Kanha
Sangam 27 March 2019 morning Safari  *This image is copyright of its original author
(03-26-2019, 12:20 PM)summerchokes Wrote: Hey guys,Good Info... Ookhan & Choti Tara are Sired by Tara and Yeda Anna Belongs to Circuit Family I Think maya is daughter of Nira and Hilltop Male (03-27-2019, 08:35 PM)Roflcopters Wrote: It looks good, few things need to be corrected. also Bajrang has a wide range and his presence in the buffer zone is also significant. In fact he’s got the biggest territory out of any male present in Tadoba. i’ll see if i get time on my hand, i’ll help. there is another young male in Mamla buffer along side Wagdoh male and the new male that was seen in Navegaon was indeed Kali aka Ginaji himself. Thanks a lot, I do appreciate any help I can get. I am scheduled to visit Tadoba later in the middle of summer. Also I have received some private messages but I am unable to access them, any clues as to how access the same.  (03-28-2019, 12:53 PM)summerchokes Wrote: Also I have received some private messages but I am unable to access them, any clues as to how access the same. New members have few days restrictions. You will start accessing them in few days, till then keep posting good information. We take some restriction on new members becasue some new joins spam and scam on public forum like this. Hope this clear your doubt. If you have any problem let me know. Wish you good luck for Tadoba visit. Once you complete your visit, please don't forget to share your experience with us in this section : https://wildfact.com/forum/forum-vacations-and-holidays
I have long desire, If some one can post comparative tiger profile Images showing the differences in physical appearance from all corner of the India. Preferably males. Profile should have at minimum 2 images, One image from front showing complete head and other image from side view showing patterns and physical shape. If some extra images from back can be added that would be awesome.
It would be interesting to see and compare the physical appearance of Tigers from different region of India in one place. (03-28-2019, 12:53 PM)summerchokes Wrote:I was there a few summers back, when is your trip scheduled and are you going to any other reserves as well?(03-27-2019, 08:35 PM)Roflcopters Wrote: It looks good, few things need to be corrected. also Bajrang has a wide range and his presence in the buffer zone is also significant. In fact he’s got the biggest territory out of any male present in Tadoba. i’ll see if i get time on my hand, i’ll help. there is another young male in Mamla buffer along side Wagdoh male and the new male that was seen in Navegaon was indeed Kali aka Ginaji himself. Thanks
Vemparala Venkata Subrahmanyam
Star Male - the biggest of all in Tippeshwar Sanctuary - March 2019  *This image is copyright of its original author Jeet Aman Pl mind your business! We found this buddy just 10-12 feet distance next to a trail. It was on the verge of crossing the trail just that our vehicle blocked his way! He patiently waited while we took some up & close portrait images. Finally he got up and walked across the trail indicating us to mind our business! Pilkhan Lake Subadult Male | Tipeshwar | Mar-2019  *This image is copyright of its original author Alhaad Naik " MatkA With ChotA MatkA "  *This image is copyright of its original author
(03-28-2019, 09:32 PM)Pckts Wrote: Vemparala Venkata Subrahmanyam To all, Spoke to a couple of naturalists from Tadoba, this behaviour displayed by Matka and Chota Matka is highly unusual semi symbiotic behaviour. Both have scars and seems like Chota Matka was also struggling to hunt, no one can confirm the same though. A couple of theories here suggested by the naturalists: 1. Matkasur has been tolerating Chota Matka, whom he has kept on his guard possibly discouraging other tigers. 2. Both have possibly been fighting with the young Shivanzari Male Also @sanjay, thank you. I will share a detailed account of whatever I see. My last trip entailed an amazing sighting of Sonam causing massive panic amongst a herd of Gaur and Maya killing a gaur. This was back in 2016. Also I am only visiting Tadoba this summer, but if the opportunity permits I shall try visiting Kanha and more specifically targeting the Mukki zone. If it does materialize I would best describe it as "The Hunt for Umarpani". Lastly could anyone shed light on the famous circuit gang, I am unable to find any information with regards to the same, I was only 18, 6 years back I'm guessing when they were the talk of the park. Thank you (03-29-2019, 12:36 AM)summerchokes Wrote:I Think from Circut Gang only Choti Tara is in Tadoba ( Jamni) ... Ookhan established Territory towards Bramhapuri Forest Division , Other 2 Perished..(03-28-2019, 09:32 PM)Pckts Wrote: Vemparala Venkata Subrahmanyam Matka & Chota Matka are roaming in same territory.. even Maya is allowing Chota Matka i Think ( earlier they had clash) , they might be fighting not only Shivanzari sub adult , but also other Young Males like Kuwani Sub Adult ( Mowgli), Ginaji, Devoda Sub Adult, we never know whats happening in Non Tourism Area... With All these intruders its Tough for Maya , Choti Tara and there Cubs....
@summerchokes
in your starting post, you said something about V7 and I wasn't able to find the time to basically go over that. here it is now.  *This image is copyright of its original author About his Bloodline (Male Tiger V7) A new male was sighted at kolara buffer area on 12th December 2016 near Kankajari Area in the afternoon game drive. One of the Guide Ravi Clicked his picture in an impression of Kankajari Male and showed to me that he got a good sighting of Kankajari male, but after looking for images it was sure that he was not a Kankajari Male after cross checking with old images from 2008 finally got his bloodline. He grew up in a high profile and photogenic family within a large happy litter. V7 grew up as part of a family of four siblings in 2008, under the watchful eye of a male Crooked Tail (Yeda Anna) and his mother Vasanti. Malika and Sonia were his sisters and V6 his beloved brother they all grew up to adulthood around the area known as Vasant Bandara. Seen often as cubs, they learnt to hunt together early with good coordination between the cubs, often bringing down large Sambar deer in the rocky hills of Jamunjhora. His relationship though with is sisters was never close, and as soon as they were sub adults they parted company and where then seen only in sibling pairs, with the two brothers keeping each other company until Katezari Male, a threatening and domineering male arrived one day on the scene, next day both brother disappeared and now in 2016 after a 7 years gap he was sighted in Kolara Buffer Area.... One more example. When Cubs have left mother’s range and not established range of their own is known as the transient stage. Female cubs usually carve out a range out of their mother. But the male cubs have to travel much farther to establish their range. They usually scrounge around the fringes of the forest for a few years, silently foraging for food and traversing the territories of many resident males. This is why mortality rates are much higher among male’s transient floaters than among females. Thanks to Kolara Buffer Guide (Ravi Dharne) for clicking the Photographs and passing it to me a great help from his side. credits to Jignesh Patel for all of this |
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