B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

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It was a mighty kingdom ruled by four mightier males, who’s stories are the stuff of Kanha folklore. The bold and flamboyant Chota Munna, the gargantuan and elusive Umarpani, the strong strapping Bheema and the mercurial Kingfisher, ruled Mukki for years! Powers fell and rose, and with it did the fortunes of the famous four of Mukki. While two perished in territorial fights and one disappeared overnight, the fourth one’s powers waned and is now leading a life in the fringes! While these legendary tigers faded, a new male took charge, Neela Nala. Shy and average-sized to begin with, as he initially forayed from Kanha into Mukki, he has now become dominant and powerful, and the enchanting woods of Mukki are his to command! Only time will whether to lives up to the names of his very illustrious predecessors, but for now, as winter slowly starts receding, Neela Nala shall certainly stake his claim as the frontrunner to the title of ‘Mukki’s King’!

post by : Mihir Mahajan - Jan/15/2023

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if you look closely, he has a wound near his shoulder. March/19/2023

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March/23/2023

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Jr Bajrang of Kanha. March/2023

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CM of tadoba. March/2023

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Shiva sighted in Mamla zone with a female. March/27/2023

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another new male from Mamla buffer. March/2023

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Mowgli, my eyes might be deceiving me but i’m certain i see a very similar puncture wound that Neela Nala also has around the shoulder area. March/2023

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P243, the legendary male of Panna. March/2023

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T26 of Sanjay Dubri. March/2023

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T53/Raja of Pench, MH - Sillari. March/2023

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T101 of Pench, MH - Sillari. March/2023

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T86/Chirico of Ranthambore. March/2023

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T101/Badal of Ranthambore. March/2023

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tiger family from Jhirna, Corbett. March/2023

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tigress from Pilibhit. March/2023

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male tiger from Shuklaphanta, Nepal. Jan/2023

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male tiger from the outskirts of Bardiya. looks very similar to the tigers we see in Dudhwa. March/2023

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same male

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the biggest male i have seen all of 2023 imho.

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movements of Dalla male, if you look at his movements on the map. he spent time in both India & Nepal. this probably happens more than we know of. 

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male tiger from Dudhwa. March/2023

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king of barahi range, Pilibhit. March/2023

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male tiger from Pilibhit. March/2023

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same male with a female

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Burapahar male of Kaziranga. March/2023

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Kaziranga male. not sure when this pic was taken. Reply