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Safeway, South Petherton, GIB5970 (XCW153R), Leyland Leopard PSU3E/4R with a 1992 Willowbrook Warrior B48F body, originally National Travel North West, then Midland Red East, Haydock, Clayon-le-Dale followed by Cartmell, Burnley, leaving Yeovil Bus Station for Crewkerne, 8 August 2001. Originally carried a Willowbrook 008 Spacecar body.
Beautiful leopard photographed at the WHF Wildlife Heritage Foundation in Kent.
www.whf.org.uk a must for photography and big cat lovers!
Seen at today's Showbus rally was this very pleasing short and narrow re-bodied Plaxton Paramount Leyland Leopard in the livery of Thomas Bros of Llangadog.
From memory it was one of four treated to a new body whilst in Wallace Arnold ownership for tours which involved negotiating the narrow roads of Dart and Exmoor in the English south west. I always quite liked these and was pleased to see at least one of them survives.
Much better viewed LARGE
This is the first time I've been able to get good close ups of the female Amur Leopard. She usually hides behind rocks or underbrush, but it was feeding time and she was waiting for her dinner.
Taken through plexiglass.
This is Katia. Philly Zoo's male Amur Leopard, Krepke, can be seen here:
flickr.com/photos/moocat/986402917/
Amurs are the rarest big cat.