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Tigers of Central India

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(01-08-2019, 10:01 PM)Rage2277 Wrote: chota matka appears to be trying to dethrone his father..he's already making moves on maya,they got into it again recently.

I'd like to see how he sizes up with Matka, I'm assuming both are the same body frame at this stage but Matka is still got mass on him for sure.
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Joy Bose
The beast


Kanha national park

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Mohammed Junaid
Chota Munna 

One of the dominant male from mukki .


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Karan Singh Kotla
Bandhavgarh

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Akash Gedam
Today evening Safari umred karhandlla wildlife sanctuary karhandlla gate chandi female tigers sighting 11/1/2019

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Rituraj Jaiswal

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Navneet MD Maheshwari
Naina - Kanha National Park

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Ram Kumar Yadav Kanha
C M

05 January 2019
 


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Sahil Bhalerao
The lost stripes. MB2 from Kanha

April 2018


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Varun Mani
Appealing to us in its mystery and it's beauty, the Tiger is a killing machine and the apex hunter in its world. Just look at the size of the head and it's paws!


We are so lucky to exist among them in
Kanha

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Krishna Kumar Tekam
KING OF THE CATS 
DHAMANGANV MALE T67
DECEMBER 2018
KANHA TIGER RESERVE M.P. 
14 JANUARY 2019
 


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Rakesh Yadav
T30 male very good sighting (13/1/019)

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Satish Kanha

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Ravi Bandhavgarh
Boss 

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Banbehi Male 
13 Jan 2019

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Shadab Khan
"Chhota Munna Aka Link 7"


Kanha !!

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"Tadoda 1. KM"

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निखिलेश त्रिवेदी
Matakasur 

Tadoba November 2018


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Now that’s what a male Tiger should look like! Here is the reigning male of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, Wagdoh!
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“The Mighty King talking a walk of his Empire”

That warning stare at us as intruders to the premises of his Empire.

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A shot photographed by me in my recent encounter at Mukki Jungle

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Shaurya Vardhan Singh
One of the most iconic and dominant male tigers. This handsome tiger completely changed my liking towards him, the moment I saw him walk with an understated arrogance into his kingdom. Each time I've seen him, he's confirmed his presence about half an hour before his appearance by roaring, followed by a long walk and then with all the theatricality in place..... He walks out!! 

The one and only Umarpani Male (T-30)
Kanha, Dec'18

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Dhruv Aglawe
Chota matkasur

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Dhruv Aglawe

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Durgesh Urkude‎ 
At Pench Tiger Rieserve Maharashtra Sillari Gate


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Raji Krishna Kumar
“Water is the mirror of nature” - Francis of Assisi
Good morning Friends ?
TATR

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Dinesh Soni
Very Less sightings this handsome male at kisli zone
T-57 supkhar male
19 Jan 19

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Jitender Govindani
Undoubtedly the largest Male Tiger in India. 



Umarpani aka KTR - T30, Jan 2019.


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Pastan Rodrigues
Bheem, Currently The Biggest Male Tiger @ Bandhavgarh National Park, While crossing over from Khitauli Zone To Magadhi Zone, Bandhavgarh, May 2018.

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Samarth Sriram
The ghost of mukki.

Usually when we least expect a tiger sighting to happen, it happens. Same was the case with this sighting. On our 3rd morning Safari in Kanha National park last November, we were headed to kisli zone.

Since we stayed at mukki, we would have to travel through a particular road inside mukki to reach kisli. So thinking that we could spend some time in a waterhole popular for tiger sightings, we decided to reach that place as early as possible. We were the second vehicle to enter the jungle.

Since the kisli main road passes through mukki zone, there is a good possibility that you can encounter a tiger while traveling to kisli.

When we reached our desired waterhole, we waited for a while to hear any calls, if any. None for our luck, we decided to move ahead. After traveling about 300 metres, the vehicle ahead of us were giving signals that there is a tiger walking head on, there she was, dhawajhandi female aka T27 and her cub walking towards our jeep.

After this sighting, we were forced to leave mukki and go to kisli, as we were booked in kisli. We crossed the zila line and reached chimta camp, there we got news that a female tigress had been seen very close to the kisli gate, hearing this we thought that we are in for a 3rd tiger.

Reaching the kisli gate, we waited for a while near a waterhole for any movement, but again, none. We had our breakfast and continued our journey for the search of the majestic beast.

After roaming in kisli for 20 mins, we left to mukki, thinking that we could spend some more time to search for bolder tigers there.

On reaching the zila line, we got news that umarpani male had been seen at a place very close to dhawajhandi female's sighting. Hearing this, we rushed to a spot where he could probably come out.

After waiting for a few minutes, we could see some movement happening in the bushes, it was really a tail of a tiger.

After another 2-4 minutes of silence, a tiger came out of the bushes walking straight towards our jeep. The third tiger of this particular Safari. And my 100th tiger sighting. A very memorable one

I would like to thank Mr David Raju for this sighting.

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Umarpani male aka T30.
Kanha, mukki 2018.


Shadab Khan
"Chhota Munna aka Link 7"

Kanha !!


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Chota Munna 

January 2019 
Mukki , Kanha National Park

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Manoj Warghat‎ 
Chota matka....................

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Pritam Gurav

Naam Hee Kaafi Hai - Handsome ( Fearless Tiger ) 



He is extremely rare to sight and never gives u a good pictures, very quickly he moves i was eagerly waiting from last 3/4 years to see him but he never seen i heard from locals that he is extremely beautiful tiger from pench maharashta and my excitement was double..... but this time patience paid off .

Date - Jan 2019 
Location - Pench Khursapar, Maharashtra - India

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Ajit Kulkarni
Jr.Kankazari.


King in making.

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About #1089: first, second and fourth photo, tigers are bodybuilder felids ! So impressive...
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(01-26-2019, 02:28 AM)Pantherinae Wrote:
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Comparing Bheem to Umarpani...
  • bitter147
    Fantastic. Just had the good fortune of photographing Bheema from Bandhavgarh. He is of comparable size....
  • jitendergovindani
    @bitter147 yes someone very close in size to Umarpani

This photographer has seen both Bheem and Umarpani crossing the road infront of him as well, he's definitely one of the Lucky ones who can compare both.
His Photo of Bheem





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(01-26-2019, 04:26 AM)Pckts Wrote:
(01-26-2019, 02:28 AM)Pantherinae Wrote:
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Comparing Bheem to Umarpani...
  • bitter147
    Fantastic. Just had the good fortune of photographing Bheema from Bandhavgarh. He is of comparable size....
  • jitendergovindani
    @bitter147 yes someone very close in size to Umarpani

This photographer has seen both Bheem and Umarpani crossing the road infront of him as well, he's definitely one of the Lucky ones who can compare both.
His Photo of Bheem






I was told he was even bigger than Umarpani by a Norwegian photagrapher who had seen both. So he must be big for sure!
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(01-26-2019, 09:31 PM)Pantherinae Wrote:
(01-26-2019, 04:26 AM)Pckts Wrote:
(01-26-2019, 02:28 AM)Pantherinae Wrote:
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Comparing Bheem to Umarpani...
  • bitter147
    Fantastic. Just had the good fortune of photographing Bheema from Bandhavgarh. He is of comparable size....
  • jitendergovindani
    @bitter147 yes someone very close in size to Umarpani

This photographer has seen both Bheem and Umarpani crossing the road infront of him as well, he's definitely one of the Lucky ones who can compare both.
His Photo of Bheem






I was told he was even bigger than Umarpani by a Norwegian photagrapher who had seen both. So he must be big for sure!

I don't doubt it, Mangu, Bheem and Pannalal, Mamu and Mr. X in the 2nd tier and a few good looking youngsters up and coming and many new cubs running around....
Bandhavgarh's genes are in good hands.
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Venugopal K S
Waghdo or big daddy. Very interesting about him is that...... he takes proper care of cubs. The wonder in the wilds.

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