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Wildlife photography day at Wildlife Heritage Foundation, Headcorn.

www.whf.org.uk

Leopard Ngulia lodge Tsavo West Kenya

Zoo Munich

Snow Leopards

Brookfield Zoo

October 20, 2013

It's been 4 weeks since I photographed Brookfield Zoo's Snow Leopard cub, Everest. He has grown quite a bit, and boy does he like to play! He keeps his mom, Sarani, very busy! It is so fun to watch them interact with one another.

Eyeing off a young child behind the fence at Edinburgh Zoo

This is actually a photo I took back in 2011 in Kruger National Park in South Africa. We had a good 20 minutes with two young leopards. I just reprocessed this photo in LR to do it better justice than my older version.

After the adult warthogs moved on, the leopard was able to retrieve its kill.

Snow leopards Mum, Dad and 3 cubs from Marwell Zoo 2013

ARTis Amsterdam

leopard eye make up

Who knew a leopard's tongue was so long?

Africa 2018 - National Geographic & G Adventures

Santago Rare Leopard Project, Welwyn, Hertfordshire UK

Taken in Marwell Zoo, England

Leopard at Colchester Zoo

Taken at Colchester Zoo

Northern chinese leopard

Panthera pardus japonensis

While pacing around its enclosure, spotted a small child running and stopped, then stared and followed the child from behind the glass…

Leopard

Persian Leopard - Leopardo da Pérsia (Panthera pardus saxicolor)

This is a rare and endangered Persian Leopard. This is the largest subspecies of Leopard and can grow up to 82 cm of height

The clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) looking at the camera.

Afternoon siesta on a telephone pole at the Memphis TN zoo.

These are very very endangered - only about 40 left in the wild last I checked.

snow leopard

Day 2 : Yala National park, Sri Lanka.

The rarest leopard in the world.

Savute, Chobe National Park, Botswana

To be found in the Rare Leopard Centre

Another version of a previous photo.

I waited about 15 minutes to get this and the next shot. There were children. Lots of children. So I sat my ass down on the concrete in the optimal no-glare, no-reflection spot, and waited. Every time I thought I was about to be able to take the shot, a new child would arrive, taking the old one's place. But my time came!