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Excellent Wildlife and Nature Pictures

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(06-29-2014, 12:04 PM)'sanjay' Wrote: Tiger and Cheetal deer

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Great Image of wild tiger resting while a cheetal deer is seeing him but with safe distance. Tiger seems not interested in deer though.

Image Courtsey : indianaturewatch   photographer : Vinit Arora

 


whoa, never seen this picture before.. Looks like the huge Katezari male from Tadoba lake
 
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