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Big male from Bardia National Park, Nepal. June/2019
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Male tiger from Shuklaphanta, Nepal May/2018
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Matkasur, the Emperor of Tadoba. Oct/2019
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Chota Matka, the future king of Tadoba. Oct/2019
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Chorbahuli male of Pench, MH. Oct/2019
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Tiger cub from Tadoba migrates to Umred Karhandla (Gothangaon)
Another Successful Migration.
In recent we had shared about tiger migrating and settling from one park to another, miles away from their birth place. Such cases has been observed quite often in sub-adults and another case came in a light where Young male was seen in Umred-kharandla-pauni Wildlife Sanctuary. This Young male is none other than son of T-13 Tigeress from Tadoba. Born to T-13's third litter along with one female cub were quite often sighted with their mother last year. Another case of Migration from Tadoba to Umred has shown urgency of protection on corridors.
Write-up : Arpit Parekh
Picture credit : Amrut Naik Paresh Deshmukh
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for those of you that aren’t aware, T13 is P3 (Maya’s sister).
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Queen of Agarzari tourism zone " Sharmili "
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Age approx 11 yrs old
Family - Khitadi Male Father .
Bandi female ( Broken tail )
First sighted at kalapani in Agarzari dewada range in Moharli area in 2014 summer. Sharmili's first litter were seen when agarzari tourism buffer got inaugurated n first day first show was by her cubs in navargaon talav area.
She has a injury mark near eye which helps in identifying her.
Sharmili is a aggressive tigress. She has chased gypsy n patrolling guards around few times.
Last summer when one of the cub of madhuri female entered around the pazar area in waterhole . Where sharmili was with her cubs. He was killed by sharmili and after that few fights between madhuri female and sharmili happened.
Then , Madhuri shifted her territory towards dewada adgeon area and wasn't seen later in agarzari.
Sharmili 's female cub from 2015 has moved towards padmapur urajanagar forest area while other has travelled towards forest of Madhya pradesh .
Her current litter also got separated. They were last seen around Chorgaon road .
Now as sharmili mated with khali in around march She has not been seen since few months . Hope to see her with new cubs in next season or around monsoon. Which will her 4th litter
Sharmili faces new threat Choti madhu . Choti madhu is seen around sharmili 's territory very often this season.
Hope to see both of them with cubs next season.
Write up & Info Ranveer Singh Gautam
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June/2019
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this is the notorious Khitadi male/Coal mine male, who once ruled every stretch of the buffer-zone (Agarzari, Padmapur, Adegaon, Dewada, Junona) before Wagdoh made his way there and pushed him out, ofcourse Wagdoh himself was pushed out by Khali a few years later.
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Sharmili with cubs. Aug/2019
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easily one of the biggest female from Maharashtra.
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I’m not a fan of posting dead tiger pictures but i just couldn’t resist posting this one. massive prime male found dead. (Parsons Valley, Nilgiris) July/2019