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Tracey Harmon wrote:
Eye contact or not those are nice photos! Thank you.
Tracey
thanks Tracy. It is indeed a lucky day to see a tiger in the wild and I was blessed many times during this visit
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Warkari wrote:
Spectacular shots, KD!!
- Amit
thanks Amit. Seems your Florida visit was sucessful
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surfnron wrote:
Very well done with 4 the standout ~ Ron
thanks Ron, I like it too
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SR777 wrote:
It is always special to see a tiger or a tigress. This one seems focused on something else (her cubs as you point out), is not bothered by humans in a jeep and looks very lovely. Thank you for sharing!
thanks Shravan, it clearly was on a search and rescue mission
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riokid wrote:
Awesome capture with some "killer" light.
I like #3 the best with the caption: Why did the tiger cross the road
Thank you for sharing.
thanks Riokid, appreciate the viewing and the comment
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conebeam wrote:
KD,
These are awesome. Sighting of tiger is an incredible opportunity. Yes, eye contact would have been wonderful. Sometimes we ask for too much.
~Mansur
thanks Mansur. I was really very lucky this time around
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mitesh wrote:
Great set, paaji! Doesn't even bother me that there isn't eye contact. How often does anyone see a tiger so out in the open without any cover or obstruction? An amazing experience made even more amazing by the fact that you got these images to remember it!
Mitesh sirji, you are correct. To see a tiger in the wild in itself is a blessing. Please note that as per your earlier discussion, we are scheduled in Oct/Nov 2018 for Tadoba.
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birdied wrote:
Very nice set KD. I hope she found her cubs.
Birdie
thanks Roberta, I believe she found 2 of her 3 cubs. These were sub adult cubs so the probability is that the missing one may have gone out on his/her own way, or may be killed by a male.
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dclark wrote:
Nice images of a close encounter with a tiger in the wild; something few experience. You seem to have enough such encounters to know the tiger by name and habit. Thanks for the posts of your photos.
Dave
thanks Dave, the fact of the matter is that you get attached to the subjects and since they are very few, it is easy to keep track of them
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