Haha! Timing and experience! Especially in the wild, like this, where you have little control, it’s mostly about opportunity and being ready for it when it presents itself. 🙂
Beautiful photograph of the leopard. I did a series of sculpture for the World Wildlife Fund in the 1980s.
I lived in San Diego at the time and had a lifetime pass to the zoo and the wild animal park. I was there with my cameras a lot.
Willy Whitten
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Beautiful! But why does it have a collar on its neck?
Thank you! It’s in a rehabilitation centre. It makes it easier for the nature guides to find the leopard and track its behaviour and wellbeing.
How in the world do you get these shots!!
Haha! Timing and experience! Especially in the wild, like this, where you have little control, it’s mostly about opportunity and being ready for it when it presents itself. 🙂
So peaceful in his habitat.
Miriam
It’s wonderful to experience it 🙂
Ah! Magnificent! ♥️
<3
Majestic!
They absolutely are!
Beautiful. I’m guessing that is a tracking device around his neck?
Thank you. Yes it is. There are a few of them in the rehabilitation centre.
Fabulous – probably quite literally fabulous before too long. I don’t imagine there are many left.
Luckily they are not endangered. There are roughly 700 000 of them in Africa 🙂
Stunning!
Thank you! 🙂
you are too good at taking these pics
Thank you! 😀
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT PIC FROM
I took it at Okonjima in Namibia
sorry about that I did not realise that the sentence was written in capital,I totally did not mean it that way
Haha. No worries
it looks so gooddddd
Thank you!
Beautiful loapard
They absolutely are 🙂
Beautiful
Thank you <3
Woah, breathtaking!!!
Thank you! They definitely are 🙂
Amazing capture!! 💛
Thank you Karla! <3
You’re welcome! 💛
Nice creature.
They are so incredibly beautiful 🙂
Reblogged this on muunyayo .
Thanks for the share! 🙂
You’re welcome, your blog is great! Great optics!!
Thank you! I’m glad you like it! 😀
So ‘n trotse dier!
Hulle is so ongelooflik! 🙂
Wow. Ppl can track the animals with the necklace. Interesting!
Yes. It’s a tracking collar in order for the nature guides to study the leopard and make sure it’s healthy in rehabilitation.
Love this shot!
Thank you Teresa!
Favorite animal is a leopard 🙂
So majestic! Is he being tracked?
They definitely are. Yes, it is.
Nicely captured, the Leopard
Thank you 🙂
❤❤
<3
Such a graceful creature.
They definitely are 🙂
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Beautiful photograph of the leopard. I did a series of sculpture for the World Wildlife Fund in the 1980s.
I lived in San Diego at the time and had a lifetime pass to the zoo and the wild animal park. I was there with my cameras a lot.
Willy Whitten
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Thank you 🙂 That sounds incredible!