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Black winged stilt in golden light

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ISO	400
Model	canon 80d
Shutter Speed	1/5000
Aperture	f/6.3
Focal Length	600
Instagram handle	@jay_n_patel8989

Bookeh lovers Wildlife Photography

Patel Jay

Choti Paaro - The bold and beautiful daughter of the famous Paarwali Tigress

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ISO	800
Model	5D Mark IV
Shutter Speed	1/2500
Aperture	f/5.6
Focal Length	400mm
Instagram handle	@dhawalsurana

Just like her mother Wildlife Photography

It was a great evening and my 1st trip to Corbett in this season, late evening i was on Grassland area where Grassland wali Tigress raise their cubs now days, 2 male and one female, so this is one of them a sub adult Male ?

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ISO	500
Model	7 D MarkIi 400 mm 2.8 IS II
Shutter Speed	1/80
Aperture	f/2.8
Focal Length	400 mm
Instagram handle	Kkudrat_photos

Jungle Eyes Wildlife Photography

Gurinderjit Singh

Feeding birds

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ISO	6400
Model	Canon EOS R5
Shutter Speed	1/2500
Aperture	F/5.6
Focal Length	400
Instagram handle	Instagram.com/tilak.ch

White-throated laughingthrush Wildlife Photography

THOTHADRI CH

The golden jackal is a wolf-like canid that is native to Southeast Europe, Southwest Asia, South Asia, and regions of Southeast Asia. As the name suggests, the coat is golden brown with a bit of mottled fur in between. In winters, however depending on the region, a darker coat can be seen. They are quite widespread across India. Right from the Himalayan foothills, down to the Western Ghats; the Golden Jackal has a wide distribution. The typical habitat of the golden jackal can be anywhere from the dry deciduous forests, semi-arid regions to agricultural lands and close to human settlement habitats.

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ISO	400
Model	Canon 80d
Shutter Speed	1/500
Aperture	F/8
Focal Length	435mm
Instagram handle	@Pranav.chauhan96

The jackal Wildlife Photography

chauhan pranav

image shot in nagarahole tiger reserve

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ISO	800
Model	Canon 5D Mark IV
Shutter Speed	1/500
Aperture	f/6.3
Focal Length	552
Instagram handle	@g1.gowda

Tigress Wildlife Photography

Jeevan T

The tree hugging behaviour of the Pench buffer zone tigers were on full display during the monsoon season in Pench National Park, India. This behaviour is a display of their dominance as they mark their teritorry by leaving their scent and scratch marks on trees. This is also used to smell if there is presence of other tigers in their territory

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ISO	200
Model	EOS R6
Shutter Speed	1/50
Aperture	F/2.8
Focal Length	100
Instagram handle	@neerav1610

The show of dominance Wildlife Photography

Patel Jay

Dhawal Surana

Sandeep Tejpal Shroff

Sandeep Tejpal Shroff

Gurinderjit Singh

THOTHADRI CH

chauhan pranav

Jeevan T

Neerav Aggarwal

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ISO	800
Model	CANON EOSR5
Shutter Speed	1/500
Aperture	F/7.1
Focal Length	600
Instagram handle	http://www.instagram.com/sandeepshroff133