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Panthera pardus kotiya
Wilpattu National Park - Sri Lanka
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Leopard in Tarangire National Park. He stayed in the tree for about 20 minutes before getting tired of the attention and heading off into the brush.
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The Persian leopard is one of the new animals at Nordens Ark and he's so beautiful. He is far
from shy and has been sitting pretty near the fence so that everyone can see him. It was kind of a challenge for me to get some good shots of him, because I didn't want the fence to be visible in the shot. I got a bit happy when he decided to go in to his little tree house - which is a bit away from the fence.
Amur Leopard
Panthera pardus orientalis
best enlarged..... her breath is visible.... it was a cold morning when I took the photo.
Mizi - snow leopard 7yrs old
This set of pics were taken at the Wildlife Heritage Foundation in Kent uk.
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Magnificent Amur leopard taken at Twycross zoo earlier today. I've lost count of the number of visits I have made in order to see this leopard up and about....finally today it paid off.
Canon 1D Mk3 with Sigma 150-500mm APO HSM.
Leopard (Panthera pardus). I have worked in Kruger NP and various parts of southern Africa since 1988 and have seen a leopard only twice in the past....for seconds. We always work in wild places and seeing any given animal is complete chance. On our last day of fieldwork this year, as we were driving out of the park (on the wrong road as we missed the turn!) we came upon this guy just at dawn. He walked down the road toward us and then rubbed a tree next to our parked vehicle and then laid down 10 ft from my window and checked us out for about 5 mins. After a wink, he rose, took several steps and disappeared into the forest - I saw him for a few seconds a min later as he walked thru a patch of sunlight deep in the forest. A gift I'll remember for a good long time.
A sleepy Snow Leopard lying high up on the rocks soaking up the spring sunshine at the South Lakes Zoo in Cumbria.
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