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Next portrait of the young leopard, I really got some nice pictures of him! :)
Taken at the Toni's zoo.
Skill's 62 & 63 are Leyland Leopard PSU5C/4R chassis with Plaxton Supreme IV coachwork, new in 1979.
This time this is the female leopard taken while she was rolling on her back. Actually I think she was in heat, and sadly she is separated from the male because he killed another female...
Picture taken in the Dählhölzli zoo in Bern, Switzerland.
MFR17P was a Leyland Leopard PSU3C/2R / Alexander Y Type C49F purchased new by City of Lancaster as their number 17 in February 1976. It was sold to Eastbourne Corporation in 1982, but returned to Lancaster in 1989 and remained until the business ceased in 1993. It was one of a batch purchased by Clydeside 2000, who operated the largest fleet of Leyland Leopards in the country by then. It was a very flexible vehicle due it's dual purpose spec and was used on some long distance services. On disposal it passed to Appleby's of North Somercoates for further service, and is shown packed into the depot like a sardine!
The snow leopard or ounce is native to the mountain ranges of Central and South Asia.
www.highlandwildlifepark.org.uk/
Worth the journey just to see these beautiful animals
Right along side the vehicle, it doesn't get much better than that. more photos and account on my blog; mikegouldwildlifephotography.blogspot.com
Snow Leopard (Uncia uncia) at Royal Melbourne Zoo. Further information about the Snow Leopard can be found here:
What can be more surprising than seeing this Ghost at night in her habitat. Last trip of Chopta was started with this encounter on the way to Chopta at 0106 hrs.
Grains in this photograph is un-avoidable as I had to boost ISO to 12800 and put my Nikon D500 a challenge to capture in the light of cars headlight only!!!.
I'm thankful to my driver Mukesh, without his support I couldn't have captured this memorable moment.
Exif data : 1/80 sec, f/8, 320 mm, ISO 12800