Central India has always been a wildlifer's paradise for the impressive large cat population that it inhabits. However, this year across the parks, the mother tigresses have been graciously making frequent appearances hence not disappointing the onlookers.
The added benefit of sighting these majestic females is the adorable litter that tags along to make the sighting spectacular.
Tigress T27, also known as DJ Female, is a famous resident of Kanha National Park, who is often seen with her five cubs in the Mukki Zone & peripheral areas of Kisli Zone
Maya, the queen of Tadoba National Park who has significantly put Tadoba on the map of Indian wildlife. Often seen with her cub, this tigress is a crowd-puller. who is seen regularly in the core area any gate Khutwanda, Moharli, Kolara, Navegaon.
Dotty is named so due to the 'D' mark on the right side of her forehead (above her right eye) and is seen along with her three male offspring in a Magadhi zone.
Patdev, the daughter of supermom 'Collarwali' has until now delivered 16 cubs & is shouldering the responsibility of being one of the most fertile tigresses of Pench
To meet these mighty females, visit Central India and walk on a trail called 'Pugdundee'.