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B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India
B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India
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B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India
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Amazing photo!
Hemant MasurkarCLaW - Conservation Lenses & Wildlife Follow · 2 hrs · Gang of UK Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary (Near Nagpur) 21-Oct-15  *This image is copyright of its original author Looks like some future big boys here. Must be Jais offspring?.... 
Subbiah Nalla Muthu:
Finally managed to Nail it today morning at Rajbagh Lake. It is a cucial sequence of my film. Machili's Granddaughters (second generation M3) fighting each other for the Lake Territory. Filming these generation for more than seven years, its been emotional and really hard to witness these cubs play fights from 2 months ,turn into 20 months of aggressive stand off. More pictures to follow soon Nalla's Ark, with Avey Varghese, Varun Subbiah & Lakhan Rana. Image Copyright Nalla's Ark  *This image is copyright of its original author "TWIST - IN - THE - TAIL" The below and the morning image after the double check, has been confirmed to be the fight between Mother Krishna (T-19) and her Daughter (M-3, Machli look alike) It seems HISTORY IS REPEATING itself, once again a Mother is challenged by her Daughter in her own territory. Will the Young Daughter fight her own Mother or will the Mother vanquish her own Daughter and rule the lakes... A surprising twist for my upcoming film. The Story begins. (Thank you Dhirendra Godha for reconfirming )  *This image is copyright of its original author
History repeating it self, that is for sure. Looks like T-19 may not be as ready to give up territory as Machli was, but will wait for more information.
Hemant MasurkarSanctuary Asia Follow · 13 hrs · Heads On Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary (Near Nagpur) 21-Oct-15  *This image is copyright of its original author This youngster is already showing much larger proportions than his mother at such a young age and obviously small size, he's going to be a big boy I bet. Pradeep Elango to CLaW - Conservation Lenses & Wildlife 12 hrs · The tiger (Panthera tigris) | Ranthambore National Park Cautious male cub of Krishna 60D, 300 F4, F4.5, 1/1000s, ISO 500, -0.3step, 300mm  *This image is copyright of its original author
Sarosh Lodhi:
Link 7 male, Kanha, Mukki zone Summer 2015  *This image is copyright of its original author "Sprinkler" Extremely tight frame with no room to move. Unfortunately had to click this one with whatever I got. Munna Kanha Summer 15  *This image is copyright of its original author
Mohammed Shujath:
Prince Bandipur Tiger Reserve 2015  *This image is copyright of its original author
Sarosh Lodhi:
"Munna's day out" Kanha Summer 15  *This image is copyright of its original author "Munna Walks the Ramp" Kanha Summer 2015  *This image is copyright of its original author
  *This image is copyright of its original author Bamera has broken canines and missing a part of his nose. Time's done a number on him.
Jungle Trackers:
Prince of Bandipur.  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
Devendra Singh Naruka:
Good to see him after long time.. Kankatta 23rd October 2015 at Kanha National Park  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
Kahna has soo many males and I will say that I tend to agree with Min just when talking about their heads. They all seem to have large skulls like their Terai Arc/assam cousins.
Riddhi Mukherjee to Sanctuary Asia
October 24 at 11:23pm · Edited · The Queen Of Mangroves. It was a dream.It was a madness.The swamp tigers were my biggest fascination till date.After 3 misses over 2 days of rigorous tracking I met her,sitting and locking her eyes directly with me.I can barely define the moment...that eye-contact,the adrenaline rush,those trembling legs...it was something different.Ladies and Gentlemen,presenting you my first swamp tiger,a sub-adult tigress from the Sunderbans. Sunderban National Park , October 2015. Canon EOS 7D Mark II , Canon 400mm f5.6 L USM. © All Copyrights Reserved.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Just like his daddy!!
Look at the size of this cub, he's going to be a monster. Im glad Jai got to spread his genes, such a unique tiger, we need his bloodline to go on. Hemant MasurkarWild Sojourns Magazine Follow · 4 hrs · At Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary (Near Nagpur) Oct - 15  *This image is copyright of its original author
hey guys how is Bamera doing any updates?
what's the situation with Ustad? and did they say anything about his weight? (10-27-2015, 04:17 AM)Pantherinae Wrote: hey guys how is Bamera doing any updates? Bamera has been pushed to territorial limits, many fights in the recent year and half, I haven't seen anything on his whereabouts a recently though. This was from Kay 9 months ago " Shashi is staying during the day around Thauni that is Tala closed area. He goes by night for cows around the villages in Khitauli but across a very small area. I doubt he has met the Khitauli new male. I am calling the Khitauli new male Tarun meaning Boy. He meets Jobhi frequently and also the new male in Tala from Kulwah as they both cross his path on their travels. I am calling the New Kulwah male Chinkoo meaning Round Face as some call him Big Head. The main concern is his split forepaw pad which is proving hard to heal. But he is eating cows and sharing meals with other tigers including O1 and his mother Ondrila around Thauni. FD recently saw Shashi near a sambar kill of another tiger probably O1. He is hanging on but I doubt Jobhi or Chinkoo will let him back in. It is very sad but the pressure now on Bandhavgarh is huge regarding the demand for firewood from the forest right now as its so cold and villagers are all over the place in Tala collecting wood. Tigers are not moving much bar in the dead of night due to this disturbance. FD management is very under staffed and in a mess over all and in this cold no one seems to be controlling things really. Bandhavgarh needs a good Director and supporting staff in house, people who want to be in the field. The Supreme Court rulings did not help this park in any way! " KayTiwari | 9 months ago and then 6 months ago (nothing recent I have seen) " He is living near Thauni in the closed area and is seen now and then in Magdhi area or around the villages or off the main road. He is hanging in there and is tracked by the FD eles constantly. " KayTiwari | 6 months ago Ustad was confirmed at 240kg at age 3.5 years old, we were never able to get the confirmation of 250kg that was written in the article where it shows the image of him in his new captive enclosure. I assume its accurate but at least the 240kg mark was confirmed when he was younger. There is a email here with the confirmation if you search for it. |
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