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Ted ellis wrote:
Great series Kd
thanks for viewing and commenting, Ted.
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eyelaser wrote:
What a treat to be able to see let alone photograph baby tigers! Catching a glimpse of these would have taken my breath away and you captured them really as best as possible. Very nice photos, and I am sure, a memory to last a lifetime!
Eric
You are so right, Eric. It was magical, just to glimpse the cubs and their shy behavior and how they stayed close to the mom and also how relaxed the mom was around humans. thanks for your comment
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Herb Houghton wrote:
Awesome set KD, it must have been quite the experience.
thanks Herb. Wished I could have gotten better baby pictures.Loved your Skimmer pics
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mitesh wrote:
बहुत बदिया, KD! You have some fantastic shots documenting this encounter, and the first image is a stunner!
Just one suggestion – next time, take me with you !
Dhanyawad, Mitesh. I strongly suggest that you mark November 2018 in your calendar, as I am planning a trip at that time. You are more than welcome to join.
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surfnron wrote:
This is a super set. You did very well with the cubs and I enjoyed every shot. Is the last shot showing all the jeeps typical of the number of vehicles?
Ron
Thanks Ron. Appreciate the comment and yes, wherever and whenever the other jeeps get wind of a tiger sighting, this occurs. However the total number of Jeeps entering the park is restricted to approximately 35-40 each safari. These parks are quite huge and there are many sighting that only 1 or 2 jeeps may get to enjoy, like our Male Tiger sighting. It's luck and the skill of your driver/guide/naturalist and being at the right place at the right time. Unlike African safaris, tiger sighting are a lot more infrequent and rare, and therefore I savor them as much as I can. In fact I mentioned to our group after the male sighting, that the morning safari was the best I had in all my previous tiger safaris, with, the female, cubs the male and the light.
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arbitrage wrote:
Beautiful shots. It is great to get these tiger shots off of the dirt roads we so often see them on in photos.
TFS
Geoff
thanks Geoff. Indeed these parks most have dirt roads for the most part. there are some access roads that are tarmac, but for the most part are dirt roads and are very difficult to navigate in the monsoons.
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