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surfnron wrote:
From the look, I don't this kitty wanted to share Eric - very well done ~ Ron
No, he was cross as it was with another male leopard lurking close by...thanks Ron
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conebeam wrote:
His tummy looks full. But sharing is not his first choice.
Very nicely done. Very good eye contact.
~Mansur
Thanks Mansur...it was a very big warthog and this piece fell from the tree so it went to retrieve it...waste not want not!
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DonGut wrote:
What camo....
You really do like cats eating ungulates.
Wish I was there.
Don
You are right...it is so obvious how their rosettes work perfectly with the foliage...I didn't order up the warthog but I certainly wasn't going to pass it up...I actually prefer non feeding shots but the light was glorious....it's actually a perfect time for video.
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gvg45 wrote:
Doesn't want to share or perhaps he may be still hungry and is sizing you up?! 
Beautiful capture Eric.
~Greg
Thanks Greg...this is one cat I wouldn't want to mess with....they do make their feeling know with just a "look"
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kdacharya wrote:
beautiful raw power is obvious
Thanks KD...a big male warthog is very dangerous....to have dispatched this is no mean fete.
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AGeoJO wrote:
What an impressive image, Eric! Indeed, it doesn't look like he feels like sharing the "rib" with anybody else but you stole some images of him - well done!
Joshua
Thanks Joshua...I did manage a few mega-bites...there is simply nothing like a big cat IMHO
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morris wrote:
You have to wait your turn Eric. I think it falls in place about the same time as the Vultures. I love the eye contact, the placement of the head and that you have the full body so nicely placed in the frame at a good diagonal.
Morris
Thanks Morris...I did pay close attention to compositional details and made sure to include the tail...easy just to zoom in but then something is lost.
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birdied wrote:
He sees you and is letting you know this is mine  Great shot Eric.
Birdie
Thanks Birdie...it was made plenty obvious who was top cat at the lunch table!
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louie champan wrote:
This is indeed a kitty that has no intentions of sharing, good shot Eric.
Thanks Louie...unfortunately another larger and slightly more fit big male made an appearance a few minutes later and either stole or reclaimed the kill....now that was one unhappy cat, drooling and uttering low rumbling sounds...fortunately not at me!
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Don George wrote:
Great image the tail really blends in with the surroundings. Wouldn't want to be the one that tries snatching his lunch
Thanks Don...it is quite remarkable how such a striking looking animal can blend in....I certainly didn't attempt to steal the kill but another male leopard eventually did just that!
Eric
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