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Sir one correction if I may. This is either T64 (male cub of T19 from 1st litter) or romeo because Romeo/ Kachida Male is T6

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The Leopard got busy eating its kill and finally I also got my settings right, but again the leopard was moving continuously. But I did manage to capture its body in one frame

And then it sat down...

The leopard was vary of our presence, so it was very frisky, plus getting the right camera setting from within the car was also proving difficult

Well, if you ask the villages on the periphery, yes, they say that they see them every day. But I dont think thats the case. Definitely there are leopards in the jungle's around but as we all know,...

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No its not a reserve, its just a protected forest that has about 10-12 leopards (or maybe more)

I clicked this pic using my Sony A Dslr 200 camera with 70-300mm Minolta lens

Spotted this Leopard in the wild near by Jaipur. It was feeding on its kill and continued to do so for a few more minutes and then disappeared.

FLASH : Did not fire
FOCAL LENGTH : 250 mm...

Beautifull Photograph!! And even I see some dust on the sensor!!

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Its nice to see you here Tilak. I know you from the other forum and your adventures in the Himalayas are always an inspiration to a lot of us.

Keep sharing them!!

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My name is Dhiraj Kapoor and as the thread title suggests I am from Jaipur, Rajasthan. I am 37 years old and have my own business. Having my own business and because its not that big, it...