B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

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Sharad Bandhavgarh
Morning safari 

Magadhi zone 
T 37 bamera s son 
25......June...2018

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Ajay Kumar Sariska‎
St4 Big male tiger at S.T.R. 

19th June 2018 . Morning. 
Sariska tiger reserve

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Madhya Pradesh in the heart of India is rich in flora and fauna. Home to the famous Tiger reserves like Kanha, Pench, Bandhavgarh, Satpura, Panna and few more national park & wildlife sanctuaries, the forest resources contribute to the national ecological balance and distribution. At one time, the tiger count was so high that it accounted to one sixth of the world tiger population and today in the year 1995, it was declared the “Tiger State of India”.

Though it has now lost its position to Karnataka, yet, it was a day that needs to be remembered over the history. I would surely love to share my memories from Kanha trip. This is mighty Munna, the 15 year old big male cat who rules the forest. Famous for the impression CAT on his forehead fur, he is the living king and the most powerful one.

Munna is easily seen walking along the tourists jeep and entertaining them, yet in his young days, he was the only one to be blamed for human-wildlife conflicts. He rose to power by regularly fighting other tigers and killing them to ensure his rule in the zones of Kanha. Now that he has become old, he faces dangers from humans & young tigers & so to avoid territorial fights, he takes respite in the buffer zone. But then, this has its own danger as he might prey into the nearby local villages. The forest officials are said to take extra care of this Pride of Kanha and keeps constant track of his movements.

Munna  - the reigning King of Kanha…rocks…!!!

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Massive male from Dudhwa, April/2018.

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The Undisputed king of Tadoba, Matkasur male. June/2018

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Queen Madhuri with her new litter, all fathered by Khali. June/2018.

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Lara of Junona Buffer with her new litter, daughter of Wagdoh and Madhuri. all the cubs fathered by Bajrang. June/2018

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Sharmili of Agarzari buffer, June/2018.

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Great Grandson of Charger, Grandson of B2 and the son of Bamera. the one and only T37 from Maghdi Zone. June/2018

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Grand kids of Ustad/T24


In  2015, T 39's first male cub Sultan (T72) migrated to Kailadevi and two years later (Jan 2017),  found a Tigress called Sundari (T 92) in the sanctuary. They created history by breeding & producing the first Tiger cubs to be born there in at least 30 years. (Sh. Gajsingh Ji Alsisar had seen Tiger cubs there in January 1980)

On April 14th, 2018, I got an urgent phone call from the Village Wildlife Volunteers,  about their having seen 2 small animals following the Tigress. They witnessed this scene from a cliffside overlooking a deep gorge and thought that the mysterious animals could be Jackals. 
Given Kailadevi's history, the cautious VWV were hesitant to assume that they were Sundari's cubs because it would have sounded too good to be true. I reached the spot  3 hours later & managed to capture this historic moment on camera within 15 minutes. I doubt Tiger cubs have ever been photographed in Kailadevi before. These cubs are a testament to all the hard work done by the Forest Department team in the  Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary makes up half of the Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve. The VWV reported that Sultan had dragged a cattle kill for over a kilometer into the gorge for the mother & cubs the previous day. Sultan was not present at the time of the sighting, but we can see that he is seriously invested in raising this litter...  Happy ( belated) Father’s Day!

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Tarzan the Giant male of Pench, MP. June/2018

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Kankajhari male, the king of Kolara buffer. June/2018.

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injured male from Bardia, Nepal. if you see the left side of his face, looks like he got slashed. March/2018. Reply

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I'd love to get more Tarzan, it's a shame he such a rarely sighted Tiger.


Tiger lover's page by Deepinder S.Ranger

Not sure which Tiger, it's from 2013,
Bandhavgarh, I believe but don't know for sure.

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(06-27-2018, 04:05 AM)Pckts Wrote: I'd love to get more Tarzan, it's a shame he such a rarely sighted Tiger.


Tiger lover's page by Deepinder S.Ranger

Not sure which Tiger, it's from 2013,
Bandhavgarh, I believe but don't know for sure.

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this is sitara t28 ranth Reply

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Ajay Rathore‎
Prey and Predator.........Madhuri the queen of Agarzari(TATR).....Ignoring the Gour

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Ram Kumar Yadav Kanha‎
Chota Munna

June 2018 

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Rituraj Jaiswal‎
Chota Munna 


June 18

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Ramraj Uikey Pench
The Dominant male ( Raiyakass )


Pench National Park. MP 

June 2018

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Abhishek Pandey Bandhavgarh‎
On the last safari of the last session on 30th June 2018, the biggest male tiger named “Bheem” of “Bandhavgarh” went on for 45 minutes continuously in the road to the heart and it was fun to watch the vehicle alone.
Bandhavgarh national park ( m.p.)

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Another one of Pannalal and Tara

Parshuram Pandey Bandhavgarh‎
Tiger of bandhavgarh 
March 2018

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tigress in panna Reply

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somanshu bandhavgarh Reply

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somanshu a king Reply

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Sharad Bandhavgarh
Bandhavgarh 
T..........9
Mangu 

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Ajeet Gurditta
Bheema

Kanha.

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Majid Siddiqui‎
MB1

Kanha national park{mp}
April 2018

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Photo and information credits: Amit Sharma
King in his green kingdom. 
Mangu ,the dominant male Tiger from Bandhavgarh.

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