Wonderful shots of the Royal couple of Kabini Sir. Exactly, nature is the best healer. And she is really the Empress and has that royal swagger. Sir can U share me that video to my WhatsApp? I m curious to watch it......
Lovely narration once again. Nature is the best healer certainly. Hope National parks like Kabini , thrive like this and also its tigers and its flora & fauna
After she recovering, her walk remembering me a dialog in a Tamil poem "Naṉ vilnten enru ninaittayo" ( do you think I fell ) written by writer, poet and my favorite Subramania Bharathiyar.
Raising the tail above head level, cool walk wow, amazing and nicely captured every movement
Awesome pictures again sir. Kabini is really a gift of nature and the way you have described it is like a video clip. Normally people follow the pug mark but the way you are describing the injury mark and it’s healing process is really something different. Regards,
Of course me and my wife love Kabini and don't get tired off it
Seeing and feeling it like a video clip is the power of your mind . I try my best to put the picture in front of you guys , rest is your powers of imagination
"Those tiny flowers at her feet enhanced her femininity and allure. She was nimble and conscious of not stepping on to those flowers.
I was reminded of another musical tale from Bollywood Royal Chronicles.........
Paon Choo Lene Do Phoolon Ko ..............................
When a future empress of India, was told similar words from the future emperor of India, in the movie Taj Mahal.....(here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFNfWpzwQ8k)
She is the bold and the beautiful, the real swanky one : her pose, her gait, her gestures displaying royal poise and oozing exquisite beauty. Her beautiful yellow and black fur hides real blue blood. When she closes her eyes and rubs her neck on the tree, she is making a statement : This is my world, my realm, my turf. She is like a siren, an enchantress and the real brave one. If you see her tail in the pictures, it is swaying to its own dance looking like a brandishing alluring weapon!
The lesser mortals of the jungle may call her femme fatale, but she is a great mother to her cubs and a great empress, a befitting queen to Temple Tank Male.
Your words & expressions add another level to InFocus
Now, you have to make a trip to Kabini
Hopefully , I have sold it enough by now ?
She , Magge Rani , TT Male , Power line male, Russel line female , TT Male , TT Female etc are all great characters to be experienced and enjoyed from close & in real
Beautiful pictures against the lush green backdrop. This tigress looks so majestic! Happy to know that she recovered so well from her injuries. Wild is no place for the injured and she definitely got a second chance :-)
I always love to read your big cat stories… but was really awesome. I actually experienced the whole adventure through your story telling and beautiful clicks. I cannot pick the best one as each posture of this empress of Kabini is like a royal photo shoot
Though science is yet to prove the definite existence of 'feelings' and 'emotions' in animals, we can be so definite from those pictures that she is feeling the pride of being the empress of Kabini. Just like that we don't call someone as empress. It is when the overflowing feeling of pride from a well deserved individual touches the hearts of the observers, it gives back a reflection by calling them with 'names'. These are not just names but our true emotions.
There is an old saying 'with great power comes great responsibility' and our empress has shown that character on those nimble flowers. Unfortunately this character is not to be seen on those cruel and selfish hunters who almost brought the royal species to the verge of extinction. Most picturesque picture to me is the last one where the empress is giving a royal walk on the palace garden and the expression on her face suggest a reminder to those hunters ' I am still alive and kicking, get me if you can without any of your silly weapons' Thank you for this blog. Please share the video if possible. Thank you!
Hope you would share the video with family and friends as well as the blog so that they subscribe and enjoy it directly
Please her her roar by using ear phones
That wd give transfer you live to the setting
You are so right , the names flow naturally . because of emotions that get created on seeing , feeling and experiencing the wild , live
Also you are right , cowards killed so many of them by using firearms , luring them thru goats etc and hiding themselves behind or over machans
In open , we are no match to them
they are nobler to allow us to witness them from so close (as you can see from the video, how close we get to them and they have the magnanimity of not attacking us )
Thanks again
The tiger population is on the rise and that's so nice to know , isn't it ?
Great piece of work Parag. To track the injury and also the healing of it and record them in photographs is just another level. Feel this is more than just a blog - this is true blooded wildlife photo journalism.
Wonderful shots of the Royal couple of Kabini Sir. Exactly, nature is the best healer. And she is really the Empress and has that royal swagger. Sir can U share me that video to my WhatsApp? I m curious to watch it......
Hi Suresh ,
Thanks , will share the video today
Lovely narration once again. Nature is the best healer certainly. Hope National parks like Kabini , thrive like this and also its tigers and its flora & fauna
Thank you Niral bhai
kabini and others are surely thriving and post Covid even more as people are realising that there is only 1 life and must make most of it
Just saw the video. Too good. Very close shot. Hope you are taking all precailiations.
Thanks a lot Mahesh
There is no special precaution apart from understanding animal behaviour and ensuring one does not excite / distract them
Elephant is the most dangerous specie in a jungle
Wonderful, each and every picture is beautiful. Loved it.
Thank you once again for sharing.
Thanks a lot, Mahesh
Yes they are all of a gorgeous tigress and we got her in quite an open area so the pics are really good
Hope u enjoyed the vdo I sent ?
Beautiful pictures Sir apart from that a good description about the natural healing process.
Thank you so much , Manoj
Do share InFocus with all your friends and family members
A good narration of the Empress of the Kabini forest
Yes dada
She is the true Empress of Kabini
When do you plan to visit , Kabini now ?
After she recovering, her walk remembering me a dialog in a Tamil poem "Naṉ vilnten enru ninaittayo" ( do you think I fell ) written by writer, poet and my favorite Subramania Bharathiyar.
Raising the tail above head level, cool walk wow, amazing and nicely captured every movement
Wonderful, Charles
How amazingly well you narrate wildlife sequences back to a Tamil movie , I am simply impressed
Will share the video of the tigress
Do hear the longer video with an ear phone to pick up all the jungle sounds and most importantly her roar and growl
Let me know after that how you feel
Yet another lovely presentation of feline beauty ,accompanied with lovely narration
You are new Rudyard Kipling
Thank you , uncle for your kind words
She is gorgeous, isn't she ?
Such a majesty too
Awesome pictures again sir. Kabini is really a gift of nature and the way you have described it is like a video clip. Normally people follow the pug mark but the way you are describing the injury mark and it’s healing process is really something different. Regards,
Thanks a lot, Abhishek
I shared what I saw and experienced
Of course me and my wife love Kabini and don't get tired off it
Seeing and feeling it like a video clip is the power of your mind . I try my best to put the picture in front of you guys , rest is your powers of imagination
Wow! What oomph, what swagger!
"Those tiny flowers at her feet enhanced her femininity and allure. She was nimble and conscious of not stepping on to those flowers.
I was reminded of another musical tale from Bollywood Royal Chronicles.........
Paon Choo Lene Do Phoolon Ko ..............................
When a future empress of India, was told similar words from the future emperor of India, in the movie Taj Mahal.....(here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFNfWpzwQ8k)
She is the bold and the beautiful, the real swanky one : her pose, her gait, her gestures displaying royal poise and oozing exquisite beauty. Her beautiful yellow and black fur hides real blue blood. When she closes her eyes and rubs her neck on the tree, she is making a statement : This is my world, my realm, my turf. She is like a siren, an enchantress and the real brave one. If you see her tail in the pictures, it is swaying to its own dance looking like a brandishing alluring weapon!
The lesser mortals of the jungle may call her femme fatale, but she is a great mother to her cubs and a great empress, a befitting queen to Temple Tank Male.
Wonderful Sujata
Your words & expressions add another level to InFocus
Now, you have to make a trip to Kabini
Hopefully , I have sold it enough by now ?
She , Magge Rani , TT Male , Power line male, Russel line female , TT Male , TT Female etc are all great characters to be experienced and enjoyed from close & in real
Hope you descend on Kabini soon
Beautiful pictures against the lush green backdrop. This tigress looks so majestic! Happy to know that she recovered so well from her injuries. Wild is no place for the injured and she definitely got a second chance :-)
Thanks a lot, Anshuman
Yes she survived and is doing really well
It was amazing to see her and see her and hear her roar and walk around fearlessly as if she owns the place
Will share her vdos and you let me know , whether you liked those
Wow! What an illustrated narration
Lovely pics.... Empress rubbing her neck on tree trunk is excellent... superb timing.. and capture
Enjoyed the illustrated narration very much
Keep going 👍
Thanks a lot, Arti
yes those are special pictures
She seemed to be enjoying it a lot
Thanks
I always love to read your big cat stories… but was really awesome. I actually experienced the whole adventure through your story telling and beautiful clicks. I cannot pick the best one as each posture of this empress of Kabini is like a royal photo shoot
Thank you so much . Neena
Hope you saw the video (had posted on our school group), if not let me know , will share it over whatsapp
Waiting for you to find time to sketch , paint etc of any of these pics
You are going places and am so happy for you
Your spirit is superb
Keep building
Though science is yet to prove the definite existence of 'feelings' and 'emotions' in animals, we can be so definite from those pictures that she is feeling the pride of being the empress of Kabini. Just like that we don't call someone as empress. It is when the overflowing feeling of pride from a well deserved individual touches the hearts of the observers, it gives back a reflection by calling them with 'names'. These are not just names but our true emotions.
There is an old saying 'with great power comes great responsibility' and our empress has shown that character on those nimble flowers. Unfortunately this character is not to be seen on those cruel and selfish hunters who almost brought the royal species to the verge of extinction. Most picturesque picture to me is the last one where the empress is giving a royal walk on the palace garden and the expression on her face suggest a reminder to those hunters ' I am still alive and kicking, get me if you can without any of your silly weapons' Thank you for this blog. Please share the video if possible. Thank you!
Hope you would share the video with family and friends as well as the blog so that they subscribe and enjoy it directly
Please her her roar by using ear phones
That wd give transfer you live to the setting
You are so right , the names flow naturally . because of emotions that get created on seeing , feeling and experiencing the wild , live
Also you are right , cowards killed so many of them by using firearms , luring them thru goats etc and hiding themselves behind or over machans
In open , we are no match to them
they are nobler to allow us to witness them from so close (as you can see from the video, how close we get to them and they have the magnanimity of not attacking us )
Thanks again
The tiger population is on the rise and that's so nice to know , isn't it ?
I am greatful to see Kabini from the lens of a person who justifies each and every moment spent there. thank you sir
Thanks a lot, Krishna
Shared videos with you
Hear the vdo thru ear phones, to get transported live to the scene of actio, you would hear that way all the sounds of the jungle
Also have you shared the blog with others ?
Do share that and the vdos
we must spread love and awareness for nature and the wild
Great piece of work Parag. To track the injury and also the healing of it and record them in photographs is just another level. Feel this is more than just a blog - this is true blooded wildlife photo journalism.
Thanks a lot, Gowar
You are so much different and evolved than regular readers
You appreciate those nuances far more
We (Anita more) were so happy to see her back to her Glory
The world needs such glorious species and personas
Don't they ?
Have shared the videos with you , for you to better appreciate
Hear through ear phones to experience the wild Live with all its sounds and her ROAR too
let me know how you feel then