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 (07-19-2018, 08:06 AM)Rage2277 Wrote:Thanks, looking through more images I was able to see that Bheem had no scar through the summer of 2017 so he must have gotten it during the monsoon months prior to the start of the new season.(07-19-2018, 03:39 AM)Pckts Wrote: Pannalal info:the june 2017 pic is mangu That leaves even more of a mystery in my mind since no tourists are allowed in Bandhavgarh during that time.
Jiten Harode
Bandhavgarh. june 2018. New male khitauli zone.  *This image is copyright of its original author
About #1048: I believe to have never seen a tiger with such stripes around the belly and the flanks.
Kevin D'Souza
A big new Male seen on the tourist circuit towards the end of last season in Kanha Tiger Reserve. He is extremely shy of vehicles and moves away out of sight if he sees them T11 Ganheri Dadar Male  *This image is copyright of its original author
Radha (rewilded daughter from Baghin Nala female's last litter) & Kishan in Nauradehi Sanctuary this June.
Old video taken in 2007 in Kanha.
This video show's the fight between junior banda 1 and junior banda 2. Both males were brothers and sons of Banda.
Sundari of Satkosia. ©Sudarshan Panda
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  *This image is copyright of its original author Jignesh Patel JD The tiger sightings in Tadoba has turned out to be interesting day by day with the appearance of new tigers in the Kolara area from different parts of the forest. Earlier we had posted about the Psuedomelanistic leopard in the tourism zone which had travelled about 50 kms from the Kolsa range to Kolara range in the two to three months looking for the territory. There is a similar incident which happened today in the Kolara buffer. A young male, of about three years old has arrived to the Kolara buffer, where he was seen walking boldly on the safari track. Not only him but another young tiger of about two years of age stalked him curiously to know who this new tiger was! We identified the new male (3 years old), as one of the sub adults of Kuhani tigress from the Kolsa range, 50 kms away from Kolara. The sub adult (2 years old) stalking this new male is one of the cubs of previous litter of Sharmili, a tigress from the Kolara Buffer. This infers that there might be an interesting tiger corridor which is leading the big cats to move away from their mother's territory (Kolsa) to Kolara. It is quite interesting to learn and understand how these majestic beasts travel so far to lead a successful life of a tiger. Image Credit: Sayan Roy Chowdhury  (10-31-2018, 12:56 AM)Roflcopters Wrote: Thanks everyone for the input! It’s always good to see what others think. I haven’t had the chance to do my list. maybe i’ll do it later tonight.  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author These are gbms in chronological order you mentioned, also subbu i forgot to mention he is probably the biggest in nstr. Here he is  *This image is copyright of its original author
Radhakrishna Shenoy
Tall & Handsome......new Sheriff of Tadoba.......and the bandit lapwing  *This image is copyright of its original author One of Choti Tara's collared cubs not looking like so much of a cub now.
Balaghat Male, currently residing in Khapa Zone of Kanha buffer.
Describes as well-maned, bulky, short in height & with a smallish pugmark. Probable farther of 4 cubs of Khapa female (T-72), asc he was seen with the family. Image & data Source: Tigers of Kanha ©Pranad Patil  *This image is copyright of its original author ©Vijayarajan Muthu  *This image is copyright of its original author
(11-24-2018, 09:15 PM)Rishi Wrote: Balaghat Male, currently residing in Khapa Zone of Kanha buffer. Singinawa Jungle Lodge #Tigers move over long distances. This bulky male is a new entrant into the #Kanha landscape (Khapa buffer zone) and has migrated here from the #forestsof Balaghat district. Our #naturalist Pranad Patil photographed this hulk while on a buffer zone safari. #ecotourism #travel #wildlife #corridors image: Pranad Pati  *This image is copyright of its original author
he looks quite like the dominant male of tipeshwar and round the same age too
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