Great Egret
Sighted on: 24.December.2023
Winter has truly arrived in Kabini, and the temperatures are at their lowest. The low temperatures, especially during the morning safaris, affect wildlife's movement as both birds and mammals are not very active in the cold. We spotted this Great Egret looking all fluffed up as it had opened all its feathers to protect it from the cold. This was something that I had never seen before. It was a great subject to photograph, and our guests were able to make some very creative images.
Content Creator / Photographer:
Shanmuga Kumar
Leopard
Sighted on: 26.December.2023
A leopardess was spotted moving around in the undergrowth. However, our guests got a reasonably clear view as the undergrowth was not too dense. Leopards are notoriously elusive, and our guests were delighted to have been able to sight one.
Content Creator / Photographer:
Vishnumurthy Shanbag
Tigress
Sighted on: 27.December.2023
A massive tigress was seen resting on the bund of a waterhole, offering our guests a clear view. This was special as one does not always get a clear view during a tiger sighting. This particular tigress is the mother of two cubs, and she was constantly calling the cubs to join her at the waterhole. Unfortunately for us, the cubs refused to join her, and after waiting for almost an hour, we were left with no other option but to drive away.
Content Creator / Photographer:
Sharath Abraham
Tiger
Sighted on: 28.December.2023
Our guests were lucky to spot a tiger resting in the bushes. They managed to get a clear view, but unfortunately, the tiger quickly got up and left. It was a short but thrilling sighting.
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