Tuesday, 13 April 2010

Visiting the National Park

Well, hello guys! I am sorry for not uploading any photos yesterday evening, but the pc was off and I admit I was very very sleepy. This place is amazing, unique, fantastic, a once in a lifetime experience. We have been in the park three times, twice yesterday, once in the morning and we are going back there in a few hours. It is quite hot in the afternoon, around 40 degrees, but it is really worth it. Here's some photos:



Banyan tree



looking for the tiger but found just her footprints in the morning trip



and then, in the afternoon...
we caught a glimpse of a female, tired tiger.

returning to our lodge

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Holy Mogli, we were lucky this morning! We found this male leopard, which is quite rare even to distinguish from the environment



a peacock






The landscapes are also wonderful. I will try to put some images here later on. Now it is time for a little siesta before a new adventure. Huulalaa, it is hot here.

(photos by Max)
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5 comments:

  1. Unknown13 April 2010 at 10:53

    tanta lana

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  2. Unknown13 April 2010 at 11:38

    Belle foto : ma chi sono gli autori ? quando vedremo i primi disegni ??

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  3. AlexDorigo13 April 2010 at 15:52

    Hello everyone. Very beautiful photos and description of the journey. Seems to be there. The two grandchildren of the photographer Max watch this blog in the evening, when they turn on their pc, after school time. They are excited to hear from you. We expect the photos of the tigers, but we raccomanded….not a too close watch!!!
    A big greeting from Alex, Lory and Mark..

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  4. AlexDorigo13 April 2010 at 20:23

    Belle foto, specialmente quelle degli uccelli.
    Da lory

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  5. Federico Gemma14 April 2010 at 17:56

    Hi gang, Fantastic shots!
    I look forward to seeing Stefano's sketches!
    All the best
    Federico

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