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The Terai Tiger
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Terai parks look so typical, it's not only about the variety of animals that resides here but the whole place is picturesque- large snow fed rivers and elephnat grass.... I find a herd of sambar more amazing in Corbett -they look like elk, because in Nepalese side like Bardia national park, they are solitary creatures which is one of the easiest way a guide distinguishes them from barahsinge or swamp deer which forms a large herd..... (Bardia below..pic is not that good)
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male tiger in Bardia cameratrapped
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Pilibhit tiger by Rajat Narain Singh in Tarie habitat just taken a few days back
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"She was in the look out for a kill!" from Corbett National Park.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Ravi Raj
King on Royal walk !! male Tiger @ CTR  *This image is copyright of its original author Corbett Aadil Excellent sighting of roring male tiger. Dhikala never disappointed..two tiger sighting in one night in Gairal  *This image is copyright of its original author
This is very very special video. It is from Dudhawa national Park, UP, India. 3 person in a bike roaming and stopping near a tiger and they do not know the presence of tiger, suddenly the video maker (In a car) shouts and tell them to see at left. This create chaos among bikers and tiger also.
 (03-09-2017, 09:28 PM)sanjay Wrote: This is very very special video. It is from Dudhawa national Park, UP, India. 3 person in a bike roaming and stopping near a tiger and they do not know the presence of tiger, suddenly the video maker (In a car) shouts and tell them to see at left. This create chaos among bikers and tiger also. Video not visible.
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Grassland Female in an extremely cold and chilly winter morning; one can see the layer of frost on the grasses in background January 2017 Canon 7D and Canon 300mm f2.8L IS USM Corbett National Park  *This image is copyright of its original author
Sad news:
Apparently Pandit, one of sharmills large male sub adults was poisoned and passed away. Waiting on more news to come 
Tigress from corbett,
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