Tigers of Central India

[Ngala]

Photo and information credits: Kirti Ranjan Nayak
"The early morning chill, freshness of the breeze, enormous Sal trees, and a beautiful tigress giving us a good look.. 
Thats the way Kanha welcomes us.."

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Sarosh Lodhi‎

When Munna Locks His Target
Kanha ( goes without saying )
Summer 2015

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Ravi Pathak Bandhavgarh

Bheem

Tiger Bandhavgarh 

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Pratik Shah

Tiger Name: Waghdoh
Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserv
May 2016
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Jitender Govindani‎
Young Collared Bheema.

This pic will always remain special to me. This picture was my first click of a Tiger at Kanha and also the first click with my new lens 500mm f/4. It was on 15th Jan 2015 & Bheema had a fight and had injured Kankatta badly a day before. He was being stopped by two Elephants to go into other males territory. The two Elephants couldn't stop this guy and he crossed the road roaring and challenging the other Tiger.

Will always miss this handsome guy. RIP Bheema.

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" Male Tiger scent marking his Territory "

Picture by - Ranveer Singh Gautam

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# King of Tadoba #
#Tiger portrait #
#Tiger of Tadoba #
Picture by - Ranveer Singh Gautam

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Huge Canines!

Nirmalya Chakraborty

Wagdoh Male - A Gladiator.

One of the largest wild Bengal tigers that live the planet safely protected in the forests of central India.

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Shamanth Krishnamurthy

Tadoba, oct 16

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Chinmay Deshpande‎
T-2 with a fresh injury, probably a fight with munna or injury from hunting.

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[Ngala]

I don't know why, but i love this male. 

Mangu male, April 2016, Bandhavgarh NP.

Photo and information credits: Ritesh Patnaik
Mangu Aya re !! Following Solo

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[Tshokwane]

(02-14-2017, 01:22 AM)Pckts Wrote: Shamanth Krishnamurthy

Tadoba, oct 16

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Who is this? A son of Waghdoh maybe? Reply

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@Tshokwane
He's Pandu, his lineage is a bit of a controversy though


Jignesh Patel‎
W Male & Nira

W male: - Father of pandhepauni cubs. He uses to claim his territory till Vasantbhadara. In the images one can see he was sighted with Nira in different area of Tadoba Range. He was not seen after 2013.

NIra: - Nira gave birth to four cubs in 2010 Maya, Chaya, Lata & Pandu. She died in October 2012 as per the report she was bitten by russell’s viper. In the last image she was sighted with is another mate Jabbar Male.

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Chandrashekhar Ramachandran Really nice pics. But you stand corrected. Maya and her siblings were born to Hill Top male and Nira.

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[Tshokwane]

(02-14-2017, 10:19 PM)Pckts Wrote: He's Pandu, his lineage is a bit of a controversy though

Thank you mate. He's a good looking lad. Reply

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(02-14-2017, 10:30 PM)Tshokwane Wrote:

(02-14-2017, 10:19 PM)Pckts Wrote: He's Pandu, his lineage is a bit of a controversy though

Thank you mate. He's a good looking lad.

I posted a couple of good images of him in the wild carnivore and humans thread Reply

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Ashish Parmar

The big boy from Bandhavgarh, Mr.X!
I still cannot get over his build.
#TankerTiger

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[Tshokwane]

What a beast, amazing animal. Reply

[Pckts]

(02-15-2017, 10:13 PM)Tshokwane Wrote: What a beast, amazing animal.

Imagine a clash between him and Bheem! Reply

[Tshokwane]

(02-15-2017, 10:20 PM)Pckts Wrote: Imagine a clash between him and Bheem!

That would be a sight to witness. Reply

[parvez]

Sariska tigers 

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Ranthambore tigers, 

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Santosh Burman
Bamera Son T 37

One fine safari, this huge hunk the son of Bamera was strolling in its territory. His Territory lies in and around magadhi zone of Bandhavgarh tiger reserve.
He was seen near Mahaman dam.
Bamera Son is the son of late Bamera and late Kankati.
He is charming, handsome and full of power just like his dad. Bandhavgarh National Park 

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Kanha Santosh Yadav‎
Mundi Dadar with her 4 large male cubs

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