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Other male lion coalitions from Masai Mara

United States vinodkumarn Offline
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Blackie & Lipstick (4KM Males)

A male lion coalition, from the Mara and our Kenya photosafari: http://www.grantatkinson.com/ withEyes on Africa. These males where keeping a close eye on some spotted hyaena nearby. Image with my Canon EF 100-400L IS ii and 5Dmk4. Shutter speed 1/250sec at f8, iso 3200. Handheld.
Credits: Atkinson photography


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Finding myself very impressed with my Canon 80D image quality. This image was taken before the sun had properly risen, in Kenya's Mara region and I was forced to use very high iso sensitivity settings to achieve the shutter speed I needed. It seems the best crop-sensor (APS-C) Canon camera in low light to me so far. Of course I would prefer to use my full-frame Canon bodies in such situations but it is nice to see how good the less expensive bodies are getting. The big male lion was on the move early, and on the edge of his territory, in search of females. Captured with Canon 80D and EF 100-400L ff4.5-5.6 IS ii. Shutter speed 1/200sec at f5.6. Shot in raw and some noise reduction applied in processing. Handheld.

Blackie on March30
Credits: Atkinson Photography


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( This post was last modified: 08-13-2017, 08:58 PM by Tshokwane Edit Reason: Embedding the video )

Here's the link. Of a young coalition stealing prey from a rival pride. Who are these males? @Tshokwane



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(08-13-2017, 05:43 AM)Chris Wrote: Who are these males?

No idea.

But as for the video, you can embedd the video yourself, using the tools above when you're making the post. Just select youtube, past the link and then instead of the link we'll  be able to see the video here.
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The fathers are falling, but the sons are in powerful. Rekero males, sons of Notch's sons. Credits to Howard Fearn.

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Credits to Black grouse photography.

Scar, Musketeer male.

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(08-13-2017, 10:26 PM)Ngala Wrote: The fathers are falling, but the sons are in powerful. Rekero males, sons of Notch's sons. Credits to Howard Fearn.

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Beautiful pic of M7 boys
How many of them are together (Rekro boys)
I know Ceasar 2, Dongo, Ron 2, Grimace2?
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@Ngala :

About #1115: Whatever happens, the dynasty goes on and on... Beautiful photo indeed !
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Credits to Silas Siele.

4KM males.

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(08-14-2017, 11:54 PM)Tshokwane Wrote: Credits to Silas Siele.

4KM males.

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Few days ago I saw Blackie in a very bad shape. Thought age was catching up and their days may be numbered.
Good to see them in  good condition. Love the manes of these Boys.

Apart from this coalition, Musketeers,  Lolprait and Oboloroni  & Sopa boys.. are only coalitions who are not Notch Descendants
4KM boys, Musketeers and Oboloroni&Lolprait  are all past their prime.
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(08-15-2017, 12:03 AM)vinodkumarn Wrote:
(08-14-2017, 11:54 PM)Tshokwane Wrote: Credits to Silas Siele.

4KM males.

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Few days ago I saw Blackie in a very bad shape. Thought age was catching up and their days may be numbered.
Good to see them in  good condition. Love the manes of these Boys.

Apart from this coalition, Musketeers,  Lolprait and Oboloroni  & Sopa boys.. are only coalitions who are not Notch Descendants
4KM boys, Musketeers and Oboloroni&Lolprait  are all past their prime.

Forgot Offbeat males.. Frank & Jessy.. they are impressive males.
It has been quite since sometime saw an update about them
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Credits to Moses Manduku.

Morani, Musketeer male.

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Unbelievable sighting of two male lions fighting.
in the Maasai Mara North Conservancy
I can't believe I was able capture this video right after we landed from the air balloon ride @richardscamp



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Any idea who they were?
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(08-17-2017, 08:57 PM)NCAT33 Wrote: Any idea who they were?

Sorry
I am unfamiliar with the male lions in Masai mara

@Tshokwane and @Ngala are very knowledgeable with the Masai males
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