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ElenaH
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@Udall1973 , nice! Where in Botswana did you take the pic of that cub?
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NE Botswana way out in the bush near "Skybeds".
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Skybeds, an annex to Hyeana Pan, is a three room (multi story tents) out near a blind. It also sits on a pan, as does the blind, and as does Hyena Pan. We loved both Skybed and Hyena Pan. Sounds like you had a great time. Tons of Leopard shots! thanks, I will post. A
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like both shots.
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Thanks, Nikondale, much appreciated. Regards, Andrew
ElenaH
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@Udall1973 , the leopard looks like Mma Tsebe. (??) She had such eyes and left ear. However, as I saw her last time she was already quite old. It is a female leopard, right? Nice shot! 
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Both shots are tremendous. The shaft of light on the lion's face is wonderful; as is the clarity and colour of the leopard's eyes (I just love the tones of that one, generally!!). Beautiful.
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Female yes. Couple years old near Tubu Tree Camp. She was actually born in one of the tents that was not in use at the time. Scared the man who found her but fortunately Mom wasn't around at the time.@Udall1973 , the leopard looks like Mma Tsebe. (??) She had such eyes and left ear. However, as I saw her last time she was already quite old. It is a female leopard, right? Nice shot!
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Thanks I love the Leopard shot. They are quite photogenic. Regards Andrew.
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Beautiful captures,love the leopard,i cant even see one in a zoo let alone in the wild very envious
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Thanks, Trapper. It was an incredible privilege to see this creature on two separate nights, two separate hunts, in person. Thrill of a lifetime. Regards, Andrew
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Couple of beautiful creatures. Well done.
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Thanks, Dan, agree, as I said, honor to be in their world even for a short time. Regards, Andrew