It was getting very dark when we saw this leopard in the Okavango Delta of Botswana, but we were able to track her for a while and get the occasional good look. I liked when she paused in this almost circular clearing in the thick bush.
Cool shot Sean. For some reason, this feels like a fall day in a State Park somewhere except for the fact that there’s a leopard at the end of the trail. “Oops, better not go down there because there’s a really big cat who thinks I’m dinner.” :-))
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It was getting very dark when we saw this leopard in the Okavango Delta of Botswana, but we were able to track her for a while and get the occasional good look. I liked when she paused in this almost circular clearing in the thick bush.
Great shot my friend!
Cool shot Sean. For some reason, this feels like a fall day in a State Park somewhere except for the fact that there’s a leopard at the end of the trail. “Oops, better not go down there because there’s a really big cat who thinks I’m dinner.” :-))
How do you know she’s a “she”?
Because the guide told me so.
what a cop out! I was waiting to hear that you knew by the size or shape of the ears, etc.
That’s one Regal Cat.
Majestic.
fab
Sam wants to know, “Does it bite”?