Our
specialist wildlife holidays have been built from many years of experience
watching and photographing wildlife in the field.
Tiger,
Tiger !
A 16
day tour to Bandhavgarh National Park in India in search of the tiger,
one of the most enigmatic and endangered cats in the world.
All of our clients who have taken this tour have seen tigers.
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Tigers in the wild can only be described as one of the most incredible
experiences. It's not every day safari, it's a once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity, so you want to get it right and go with the right
people to the right places. Chris and Megan went with Lionscape
and everything was fabulous. Great camp and the best guides in
the world."
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Chris
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Wildlife Presenter |
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Sri Lanka
A 14 day tour to see both wildlife and culture of this tropical paradise.
Pench
One of the best kept secrets among wildlife lovers a Tiger reserve just 2 hours drive from Nagpur.
Chambal
A short break to see two of the rarest animals in the world, the gharial and the gangetic dolphin.
Kaziranga
Visit the eastern state of Assam, home of the Indian one horned rhinoceros.
Gir
In search of India's most endangered big cat, the asiatic lion.
Our Commitment
The Tiger, Tiger ! and Sri Lanka tours are personally
escorted by wildlife photographer and naturalist Pete Cooper. All
of our tours are designed and run to give the maximum benefit to both
wildlife and local communities, to encourage the long term protection
of species in the wild. We believe that responsible tourism provides valuable
protection by its presence, and that where a community benefits financially
from its wildlife it is more likely to help protect it.
Agra & the Taj Mahal
A chance to see one of the most recognisable and evocative sights in the world. |
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Pushkar & Rajasthan
A 12 day tour which includes the exuberence of Pushkar fair, plus Agra and Jaipur |
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We
can arrange visits to many other destinations
in India. Please call us for details.
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Our
galleries contain hundreds of wildlife images from around the world. Click
on the titles below to view the categories or buy.
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Africa
Elephant,
Giraffe, Zebra, Hipopotamus, Rhinoceros, Antelope, Buffalo, Mongoose,
Warthog |
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India
Deer,
Langur, Wolf, Jackals, Elephant, Rhincoceros,Wild Dog, Wild Boar,
Jungle Cat, Snakes
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British
and Other
Deer,
Otter, Red Fox, European Wolf, Grey Seals, Arctic Fox, Red Panda,
Red Squirrel
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Leopards
African,
Persian,
Snow, Clouded,
Jaguar
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Cats
Serval,
Caracal, Lynx,African Lion, Barbary Lion, Cheetah, Puma, British
Wildcat, African Wildcat
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Birds
Eagles,
Barn Owls, Kingfishers, Rollers, Flamingos, Vultures, Crowned
Crane, and more......
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| View Images from Latest Tours |
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Images from last season will be posted to the website soon. To view a preview slideshow of some of these images please click on the icon.
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| Video Footage of Bandhavgarh |
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We would like to thank our client Mick Jenner for making available the footage that he shot during his visit with us in Bandhavgarh. Please click on the icon to view.
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Cub Report
Chorbera
News just in that Chorbera has three new cubs. They should be about 4 months old when the November groups arrive, and hopefully we should have good sightings.
Banbai
The cub found in December and taken to Bhopal zoo died soon afterwards. This turned out to have been one from a litter of four from Banbai, and the other three cubs are fit and healthy.
Jhurjura & Mirchani
Jhurjura's litter turned out to be three strong, and were regularly seen near Rajbehra dam. One little male already has a grown up attitude, turnng to growl at nearby jeeps whenever he crosses the road. Mirchani's two cubs were also frequently seen.
Mahaman
Unfortuantely one of Mahaman's cubs was confirmed killed by a male on the morning of
31st March.The other three cubs were missing for a while, and originally thought to have died also. The good news is that they were sighted again at the beginning of May.
News
from Bandhavgarh
After each tour series we produce a newsletter to let everyone know
what happens to the tigers and the park.The newsletter for 2007/2008 season is now on the website.
Click on the choices below to read.
| November 2007 to April 2008 |
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| February
March April 2007 |
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| November
2006 |
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| April
2006 |
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| January
2006 |
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Exhibitions
and Events
During the year we travel around the UK
showcasing our images and tours. If you would like to find out more about
the stories behind the images we would be pleased to see you.
Treatment Underway !!
The Tala villager who was injured by the sloth bear last year has finally undergone the first of his operations to repair his facial injuries. Once again a big thank you to those who contributed to the cost of his medicines and after care programme.
Operation
"Rosie" |
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For
those of you who have visited the park, Rosie the blind dog has
become a feature on her hunt for snacks as we wait for the gates
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Rosie was in good health on my return in February, having filled out nicely now that she has a regular supply of Eukanuba dogfood. We performed the "end of season bathing ritual" (with me being equally soaked in the process) and left her in the capable hands of her retained carer fo the summer. |
| Global
Tiger Patrol |
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We
support Global Tiger Patrol by donations from our picture sales
and tours. If you would like to help save the tiger in the wild
please go to www.globaltigerpatrol.org |
Contact
Us
If you would like to contact us please
use Phone: +44 (0)1949 839239
email: tours@lionscape.co.uk
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