B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

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Anjan Lal‎
Tigress Krishna With Her Male Cub
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
India 

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Male Tiger

Ranthambhor National Park.

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Hemraj Meena
young male Tiger Ranthambhore tiger reserve 
T75

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Kanwar Deep Juneja

Kazi Male from 2010

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Vidyanand Joshi
Highlight of Kaziranga tour was certainly this huge male tiger...we knew that tiger sightings are rare at Kaziranga but were always hopeful...After we could see this one for 10-15 mins in late evening (so very low light impacting photo quality), my guide told me that this was his first tiger sighting after a gap of 5 long years...!!

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Incredible scenes from our Kaziranga tour!
A huge male tiger for 90 minutes!!
Our naturalist on camp, Mr. Arjun described him as one of the biggest males he has ever seen!
Record screenshots from Arjun's camera, will post processed images in a few days!

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Randall James Lieschke
Kazi Male
Check out the head!

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Supriya Dam
Foggy Morning With Tiger
Kaziranga National Park
Assam

It's dream come true for me :) everyone told me not to expect Tiger in Kaziranga but I was very hopeful to sight one :) Must say I was lucky enough to spot this Handsome Male Tiger on my first morning safari !!!
Here my Valentine (Tiger) Wishes You all my Friends A Very Happy Valentines Day

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Kaziranga - young male - wild and free - just as it should be

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A male Royal Bengal tiger scent marks a tree in the Kaziranga National Park, Assam. Aaranyak helps the Assam Forest Department in monitoring the tigers in the park on an annual basis.
This year India is estimating its tiger population across the country.
Aaranyak Tiger project is one of the four projects supported through this initiative.

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