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Book ends - these two are just making sure they don't roll over backwards :)

Guys I'm off to Bostwana - please enjoy the images I've scheduled to post in my absence. All the best, Wim (y)


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One of my favourite places to photograph. Every corner you turn there's another beautiful scene. Even mid day when the giraffes stand under lone trees on vast open landscapes with storms building in the background.
The magic of East Africa is addictive... beware!


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(04-19-2016, 09:07 PM)Pckts Wrote: Shamanth Krishnamurthy

The Survivor !!! This huge Guy survived a tiger attack but unfortunately lost an eye in the fight for survival. Clicked @ Bandipur in Dec 2015


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Pckts if you can kindly share this image in Tiger Predation thread.






Rhinoes and water buffaloes at Pobitora wildlife santuary

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Diceros bicornis
Photo and information credits: David Lloyd Wildlife Photography
"Goodbye Big Ole Boy. Karanja was the Maasai Mara's most famous of its forty or so black rhinos, famous for his age but probably more so for his magnificent horns which made him so easily recognisable from the rest. 
Karanja was the oldest rhino in the reserve, and died of natural causes yesterday at the age of about 44. 
He was one of five founding originals of the Solio Game Reserve in Laikipia, established for the conservation of rhinos in 1970, before making the Maasai Mara his home.
He was a rare living link from an era when rhinos were still common, and just as much as it was a privilege to see him his natural surroundings, it becomes a relief to now know he completed his life naturally. 
The rangers removed his horns and left his body to nature.
3:00pm: A little news to add to my post today is that I believe Karanja is now on his way to Nairobi to be preserved in a museum."

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Bison bonasus
Ronald Zimmerman - Wildlife Photographer
"Last night I returned from a trip to the Białowieża National Park in Poland to see the one of the last and largest remaining parts of the immense primeval forest that once stretched across the European Plain, and of course the European Bison (Bison bonasus). 
I have photographed more than just bisons, but I will start with a photo of a male European Bison during sunset."


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Hippo on Land
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Kenya

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Massive Eland Antelope
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Kenya

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Caution! Approaching Elephant Brigade!
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Kenya

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Have a Look at This Old Guy!
African Cape Buffalo
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Kenya

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Male Waterbuck
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Kenya

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Endangered Black Rhino Pair
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Kenya

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Rhinoceros unicornis 
Photo and information credits: Sandeep Dutta
"The Charge in ON !!!"

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"The Charge..
In continuation of my earlier post "The Charge is On", here is how he positioned himself and gave us a mock charge.. It seemed real then, but he moved into an open field on his right after the first two steps "


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"Rhino @ Kaziranga, Assam, India"

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"Magic of Kaziranga"

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Masai Mara, Kenya
An angry elephant impaled a buffalo with its tusks, tossing it high in the air, before shaking it to death.
The unsuspecting buffalo had been snoozing under a tree in Masai Mara, Kenya, when a female elephant surprised him and he charged at her.
After the buffalo headbutted the elephant, she retaliated by digging her tusks into the buffalo and tossing it into the air with full force.
The extraordinary scene was captured by amateur photographer Kimberly Maurer

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Narayan Malu

The Scavanger...
Sillari,Pench,Maharashtra!
May 2016...


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What a brave Boar, he better eat quickly before the tiger comes back to protect its kill.
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Antilope cervicapra

Photo and information credits: Andrea & Antonella Ferrari
Velavadar NP, Gujarat, India

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Abhishek Neogi

TWO HEAVY WEIGHTS!

Indian Elephant [Elephas maximus indicus]
Gaur [Bos gaurus]
Location:Jaldapara NP West Bengal
March 16

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Mohammed Shujath

Bandipur


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From Kaziranga

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Corbett

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Bison bonasus

Photo and information credits: Andrea & Antonella Ferrari
Białowieża National Park, Poland

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Ajay Madan
The face of Kabini - they call him Mr.Kabini. He has got the longest tusks as you can see that touches the ground, he even rests his trunk at the place where the two tusks meet

July 2016

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