Given their name, many people imagine that snow leopards live in a perpetually snowy habitat, but that’s not the case! In fact, snow leopard cubs are typically born between May and June, when snow would begin to melt and warmer temperatures harken fresh growth and new life. Toward the end of August, as those newborn snow leopard cubs start to take their first steps, their Himalayan habitat will be less snowy white and more verdant green.
As we all prepare to enter into a new season, and the high mountain landscapes trade the summer sun for the autumn chill, we have collected a series of research camera photos taken from the same mountain vantage point in northern India between June and October. As you scroll through the seasons, you will see the last of the spring snows melt and give way to rain, new plants, and quite a few animal visitors!
Merci beaucoup pour ce panorama à travers les saisons, c’est relaxant en plus.
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Thank you very much for this panorama through the seasons, it is relaxing as well.
Fantastic images, thank you for sharing
That was wonderful, a fantastic way to get a feel of climate, habitat, and native wildlife!
Really lovely to watch, thank you.
THANK YOU so much for the fantastic photo slide show of this particular area during the year. I am impressed with as much wildlife that is evident besides the favs-snow leopards. I wonder if the later pictures with the larger cats was the same family showing the kittens/cubs? Hope so! Meant they were healthy and flourishing. ‘sigh’ I would love to be able to travel and see one in person.
Amazing the variety of wildlife that pass this specific location.