This was a trip with the family in December 2015, we decided to go to Kabini and BRT Hills in Karnataka as I work in Bangalore, this was nearer.
We were hungry of seeing the Tiger and Leopards and Kabini is known for Leopards.
We did see the Leopards both in morning and evening safaris. In morning it was on the tree and it was an awesome sight and believe me once you will see the picture, you will know what I'm talking about.
Leopards are mostly found on trees, lazily lying around, having food or just sitting on the tree. They say to spot it, try to spot a crocodile bark tree with a low and strong branch and then spot a hanging tail - Leopard. This leopard gave us an exclusive time for photography. It first turned around, gave poses and then it just went down, crossed the road and into the bushes. This was in the morning safari at Kabini - Zone B.
In the evening safari, we were just returning to the base, when we spotted a sub adult leopard, walking towards our jeep, we again got the chance to do exclusive photography of it. It was not bothered by the presence of our vehicle and others as well. It was lost in its wildlife world, it was playing and was still there, but we had to move, as it was getting late.
Leopards are mostly found on trees, lazily lying around, having food or just sitting on the tree. They say to spot it, try to spot a crocodile bark tree with a low and strong branch and then spot a hanging tail - Leopard. This leopard gave us an exclusive time for photography. It first turned around, gave poses and then it just went down, crossed the road and into the bushes. This was in the morning safari at Kabini - Zone B.
In the evening safari, we were just returning to the base, when we spotted a sub adult leopard, walking towards our jeep, we again got the chance to do exclusive photography of it. It was not bothered by the presence of our vehicle and others as well. It was lost in its wildlife world, it was playing and was still there, but we had to move, as it was getting late.
Pls see the imagesof both the Leopards - Wildlife and Wildlife Photography Blog ...................
Nikon D7100
Nikkor 300mm lens
Nikon D7100
Nikkor 300mm lens
Leopard, Kabini Dec'15 - jungle_tales - Nimit Bhatt
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