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Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah7750-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah7750 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah6618-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah6618 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah7250-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah7250 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah7634-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah7634 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah7562-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah7562 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah8001-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah8001 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah7901-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah7901 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah7964-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah7964 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/4-PredatorLionsTrees.jpg 4 PredatorLionsTrees 4 PredatorLionsTrees https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Lions3255-Dec4-2016.jpg LIons3255 Lions at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Lions2303-Dec4-2016.jpg Lion2303 Lions at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Lions1139-Dec4-2016.jpg Lions1139 Lions at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Lions997-Dec6-2016.jpg Lions997 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/5-BigEater.jpg 5 BigEater 5 BigEater https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2892-Dec5-2016.jpg Cheetah2892 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah7008-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah7008 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah6894-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah6894 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah7201-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah7201 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/6-MomTwins.jpg 6 MomTwins 6 MomTwins https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah3203-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah3203 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah6345-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah6345 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah8870-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah8870 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah9338-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah9338 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2139-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah2139 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah56-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah56 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah9983-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah9983 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2214-Dec5-2016.jpg Cheetah2214 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah3254-Dec23-2016.jpg Cheetah3254 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/6b-TwinsTSweet.jpg 6b TwinsTSweet 6b TwinsTSweet https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2065-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah2065 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah768-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah768 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah932-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah932 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah796-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah796 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah813-Dec5-2016.jpg Cheetah813 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah1145-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah1145 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2831-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah2831 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/9-CheetahNdutu.jpg 9 CheetahNdutu 9 CheetahNdutu https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2445-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah2445 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah1045-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah1045 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://chrisprestegard.com/home 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah8215-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah8215 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/TripletsPracticingHunt-Sept28_2018.jpg TripletsPracticingHunt Sept28 2018 TripletsPracticingHunt Sept28 2018 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2076-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah2076 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah1967-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah1967 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah1973-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah1973 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2052-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah2052 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2051-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah2051 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2077-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah2077 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/TripletsAmazingTeamwork2016-Sept24_2018.jpg TripletsAmazingTeamwork2016 Sept24 2018 TripletsAmazingTeamwork2016 Sept24 2018 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah1341-Dec42016.jpg Cheetah1341 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2603-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah2732 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2593-Dec4-_2016.jpg Cheetah2593 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2632-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah2632 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2665-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah2665 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah2662-Dec6-2016.jpg Cheetah2662 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2016 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/QuadrupletsHunting2013-Sept24_2018.jpg QuadrupletsHunting2013 Sept24 2018 QuadrupletsHunting2013 Sept24 2018 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah8831-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah8831 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah8854-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah8854 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah8735-Dec4-2016.jpg Cheetah8735 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/QuadrupletsTrainingMode2013-Sept29_2018.jpg QuadrupletsTrainingMode2013 Sept29 2018 QuadrupletsTrainingMode2013 Sept29 2018 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetahs8090-Sept29_2018.jpg Cheetahs 8090 Wildliferhythms in Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cheetah7900-Dec5-2016.jpg Cheetah7900 Cheetahs at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2013 https://chrisprestegard.com/the-sweetest-serval-baby 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Serval2265-Apr29-2019.jpg ServalMom 2265 Serval Mom at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalMom-May2-2019.jpg ServalMom May2 2019 ServalMom May2 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Serval2377-May2-2019.jpg Serval 2377 Serval mom at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Serval2504-May2-2019.jpg Serval 2504 Serval mom at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalMomSweetCub-May1_2019.jpg ServalMomSweetCub May1 2019 ServalMomSweetCub May1 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalMomBaby3141-Apr29-2019.jpg Serval Mom and Cub 3141 Serval cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Serval3376-Apr29-2019.jpg ServalMomCub 3376 Serval Mom and Cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub4553-Apr30-2019.jpg Serval Mom and Cub 4553 Serval Mom with cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub14588-Apr8-2019.jpg Serval Cats 14588 Serval Mom and Cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub3055-Apr28-2019.jpg ServalCub 3055 Serval cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub4750-May1-2019.jpg Serval Mom and Cub 4650 Serval mom with cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub4707-May1-2019.jpg ServalMom 4707 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalMoon-May2-2019.jpg ServalMoon May2 2019 ServalMoon May2 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2111-Apr27-2019.jpg ServalCub 2111 Serval cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2406-Apr30-2019.jpg ServalCub 2406 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2392-May2-2019.jpg ServalCub 2392 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2096-May1-2019.jpg ServalCub 2096 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2080-Apr30-2019.jpg ServalCub 2080 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2102-Apr30-2019.jpg ServalCub 2102 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2494-Apr30-2019.jpg ServalCub 2494 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2525-May1-2019.jpg ServalCub 2525 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2527-Apr30-2019.jpg ServalCub 2527 Serval cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2521-May1-2019.jpg ServalCub 2521 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2470-May1-2019.jpg ServalCub 2470 Serval mom and cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalCub2508-Apr30-2019.jpg ServalCub2508 Serval cub at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2019 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/ServalBabyInnocence-May1-2019.jpg ServalBabyInnocence May1 2019 ServalBabyInnocence May1 2019 https://chrisprestegard.com/precious-twins-at-2-weeks 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard7365-Aug28-2017.jpg Leopard 7365 Leopards at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/SuccessfulDay-Oct4b-2013.jpg SuccessfulDay Oct4b 2013 SuccessfulDay Oct4b 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub4179-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub4179 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub4179 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Rare-Oct4-2013.jpg Rare Oct4 2013 Rare Oct4 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub6849_Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub6849 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub6849 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub8832-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub8832 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub8832 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub858-Oct4-2013.jpg LeopardCub858 Oct4 2013 LeopardCub858 Oct4 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/__LeopardCub7046_Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7046 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7046 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Tense-Oct13-2013.jpg Tense Oct13 2013 Tense Oct13 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7151-Oct4-2013.jpg LeopardCub7151 Oct4 2013 LeopardCub7151 Oct4 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7158-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7158 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7158 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7095-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7095 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7095 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7099-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7099 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7099 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7168-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7168 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7168 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7114-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7114 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7114 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7180-Oct3-013.jpg LeopardCub7180 Oct3 013 LeopardCub7180 Oct3 013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Still-Oct12-2013.jpg Still Oct12 2013 Still Oct12 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7209-Sept4-2017.jpg Leopards 7209 Leopard Mom with Cub, Tanzania Feb. 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7196-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7196 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7196 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7226-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7226 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7226 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopMomBaby7228-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopMomBaby7228 Oct3 2013 LeopMomBaby7228 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopMomCub8788-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopMomCub8788 Oct3 2013 LeopMomCub8788 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Hiding-Oct12-2013.jpg Hiding Oct12 2013 Hiding Oct12 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub8910-Oct4-2013.jpg LeopardCub8910 Oct4 2013 LeopardCub8910 Oct4 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Waited-Oct12-2013.jpg Waited Oct12 2013 Waited Oct12 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub8637-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub8637 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub8637 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub6759-Oct4-2013.jpg LeopardCub6759 Oct4 2013 LeopardCub6759 Oct4 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub6788-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub6788 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub6788 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub8673-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub8673 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub8673 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Move-Oct12-2013.jpg Move Oct12 2013 Move Oct12 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7288-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7288 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7288 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7349-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7349 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7349 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7342-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7342 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7342 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7344-Oct3-2013.jpg LeopardCub7344 Oct3 2013 LeopardCub7344 Oct3 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub7232-Oct4-2013.jpg LeopardCub7232 Oct4 2013 LeopardCub7232 Oct4 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Meal-Oct12-2013.jpg Meal Oct12 2013 Meal Oct12 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub8568-Oct5-2013.jpg LeopardCub8568 Oct5 2013 LeopardCub8568 Oct5 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub8539-Oct4-2013.jpg LeopardCub8539 Oct4 2013 LeopardCub8539 Oct4 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Incredible-Oct12-2013.jpg Incredible Oct12 2013 Incredible Oct12 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Bravo-Oct12-2013.jpg Bravo Oct12 2013 Bravo Oct12 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard4062-Oct4-2013.jpg Leopard4062 Oct4 2013 Leopard4062 Oct4 2013 https://chrisprestegard.com/blue-eyed-babies-at-5-weeks 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3461-Jul16-2012.jpg LeopardCub3461 Jul16 2012 LeopardCub3461 Jul16 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Stakeout-Oct4-2012.jpg Stakeout Oct4 2012 Stakeout Oct4 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub689-_Jul15-2012.jpg LeopardCub689 Jul15 2012 LeopardCub689 Jul15 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub9508-Jul21-2012.jpg LeopardCub9508 Jul21 2012 LeopardCub9508 Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Cutest-Oct6-2012.jpg Cutest Oct6 2012 Cutest Oct6 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardTwins3833-Oct14-2013.jpg LeopardTwins3833 Oct14 2013 LeopardTwins3833 Oct14 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub5108-Sept3-2012.jpg LeopardCub5108 Sept3 2012 LeopardCub5108 Sept3 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub596-Jul21-2012.jpg LeopardCub596 Jul21 2012 LeopardCub596 Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub671-Sept4-2017.jpg Leopard 671 Leopard Cub, South Africa July 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub1536-Jul14-2012.jpg LeopardCub1536 Jul14 2012 LeopardCub1536 Jul14 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3664-Jul21-2012.jpg LeopardCub3664 Jul21 2012 LeopardCub3664 Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub1976-Jul20-2012.jpg LeopardCub1976 Jul20 2012 LeopardCub1976 Jul20 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub1968-Jul14-2012.jpg LeopardCub1968 Jul14 2012 LeopardCub1968 Jul14 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/WhereMom-Oct4-2012.jpg WhereMom Oct4 2012 WhereMom Oct4 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub1938-Jul15-2012.jpg LeopardCub1938 Jul15 2012 LeopardCub1938 Jul15 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub2058-Jul15-2012.jpg LeopardCub2058 Jul15 2012 LeopardCub2058 Jul15 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub1952-Jul16-2012.jpg LeopardCub1952 Jul16 2012 LeopardCub1952 Jul16 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub2015-Jul22b-2012.jpg LeopardCub2015 Jul22b 2012 LeopardCub2015 Jul22b 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub9961-Jul20-2012.jpg LeopardCub9961 Jul20 2012 LeopardCub9961 Jul20 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Priceless-Jul17-2012.jpg Priceless Jul17 2012 Priceless Jul17 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub9895-Aug7-2017.jpg Leopard 9895 Leopard Cub, South Africa June 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3097-Jul14-2012.jpg LeopardCub3097 Jul14 2012 LeopardCub3097 Jul14 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3424-Jul22-2012.jpg LeopardCub3424 Jul22 2012 LeopardCub3424 Jul22 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub2952-Jul14-2012.jpg LeopardCub2952 Jul14 2012 LeopardCub2952 Jul14 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3066-Jul15-2012.jpg LeopardCub3066 Jul15 2012 LeopardCub3066 Jul15 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3088-Jul21-2012.jpg LeopardCub3088 Jul21 2012 LeopardCub3088 Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCub3759-Jul21-2012.jpg LeopardMomCub3759 Jul21 2012 LeopardMomCub3759 Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCub372-Oct7-2012.jpg LeopardMomCub372 Oct7 2012 LeopardMomCub372 Oct7 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardTwins3748-Oct17-2013.jpg LeopardTwins3748 Oct17 2013 LeopardTwins3748 Oct17 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardTwins3723-Oct14-2013.jpg LeopardTwins3723 Oct14 2013 LeopardTwins3723 Oct14 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardTwins3281_Oct29-2013.jpg LeopardTwins3281 Oct29 2013 LeopardTwins3281 Oct29 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/OutofDen-Jul18-2012.jpg OutofDen Jul18 2012 OutofDen Jul18 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub2771-Jul14-2012.jpg LeopardCub2771 Jul14 2012 LeopardCub2771 Jul14 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub2796-Jan16-2013.jpg LeopardCub2796 Jan16 2013 LeopardCub2796 Jan16 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3577-Oct7-2012.jpg LeopardCub3577 Oct7 2012 LeopardCub3577 Oct7 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCubs4149-Jul21-2012.jpg LeopardMomCubs4149 Jul21 2012 LeopardMomCubs4149 Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub1687-Jul28-2012.jpg LeopardCub1687 Jul28 2012 LeopardCub1687 Jul28 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCubs1708-Jul27-2012.jpg LeopardCubs1708 Jul27 2012 LeopardCubs1708 Jul27 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCubs1901-Jul21-2012.jpg LeopardCubs1901 Jul21 2012 LeopardCubs1901 Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopCubs1722-Aug13-2012.jpg LeopCubs1722 Aug13 2012 LeopCubs1722 Aug13 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/BiggerDay-Jul21-2012.jpg BiggerDay Jul21 2012 BiggerDay Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCub1846-Jul17-2012.jpg LeopardMomCub1846 Jul17 2012 LeopardMomCub1846 Jul17 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCub1847-Jul14-2012.jpg LeopardMomCub1847 Jul14 2012 LeopardMomCub1847 Jul14 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCubs1854-Jul15-2012.jpg LeopardMomCubs1854 Jul15 2012 LeopardMomCubs1854 Jul15 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3610-Jul21-2012.jpg LeopardCub3610 Jul21 2012 LeopardCub3610 Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub2575-Jul15-2012.jpg LeopardCub2575 Jul15 2012 LeopardCub2575 Jul15 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3567-_Jul27-20102.jpg LeopardCub3567 Jul27 20102 LeopardCub3567 Jul27 20102 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCub2854-Jul28-2012.jpg LeopardMomCub2854 Jul28 2012 LeopardMomCub2854 Jul28 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/TimeOut-Jul16-2012.jpg TimeOut Jul16 2012 TimeOut Jul16 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCubs1813-ul16-2012.jpg LeopardMomCubs1813 ul16 2012 LeopardMomCubs1813 ul16 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCub3633-Jul27-2012.jpg LeopardMomCub3633 Jul27 2012 LeopardMomCub3633 Jul27 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub2977-Jul16-2012.jpg LeopardCub2977 Jul16 2012 LeopardCub2977 Jul16 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCub2889-Jul14-2012.jpg LeopardMomCub2889 Jul14 2012 LeopardMomCub2889 Jul14 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMomCub2737-Jul29-2012.jpg LeopardMomCub2737 Jul29 2012 LeopardMomCub2737 Jul29 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Braver-Oct3-2012.jpg Braver Oct3 2012 Braver Oct3 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3465-Jul15-2012.jpg LeopardCub3465 Jul15 2012 LeopardCub3465 Jul15 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub4067-Jul16-2012.jpg LeopardCub4067 Jul16 2012 LeopardCub4067 Jul16 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub4130-Jul15-2012.jpg LeopardCub4130 Jul15 2012 LeopardCub4130 Jul15 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3248-Jul30-2012.jpg LeopardCub3248 Jul30 2012 LeopardCub3248 Jul30 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCubs4242-Oct7-2012.jpg LeopardCubs4242 Oct7 2012 LeopardCubs4242 Oct7 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub4092-Jul21-2012.jpg LeopardCub4092 Jul21 2012 LeopardCub4092 Jul21 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardMom9992-Jul19-2012.jpg LeopardMom9992 Jul19 2012 LeopardMom9992 Jul19 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCubs4205-Jul17-2012.jpg LeopardCubs4205 Jul17 2012 LeopardCubs4205 Jul17 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCubs4464-Jul17-2012.jpg LeopardCubs4464 Jul17 2012 LeopardCubs4464 Jul17 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub4353-Aug22-2012.jpg LeopardCub4353 Aug22 2012 LeopardCub4353 Aug22 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCubs4336-Jul18-2012.jpg LeopardCubs4336 Jul18 2012 LeopardCubs4336 Jul18 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3912-Jul28-2012.jpg LeopardCub3912 Jul28 2012 LeopardCub3912 Jul28 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3929-Jul20-2012.jpg LeopardCub3929 Jul20 2012 LeopardCub3929 Jul20 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Last-Oct4-2012.jpg Last Oct4 2012 Last Oct4 2012 https://chrisprestegard.com/first-cub-at-3-months 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard712-Jul15-2016.jpg Leopard712 Precious Leopard Cub with Mom, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard631-Jul15-2016.jpg Leopard631 Relaxed Leopard Cub, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard708-Jul15-2016.jpg Leopard708 Curious Leopard Cub With Mom, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopCubChitabe672Look_Aug30-2010.jpg LeopCubChitabe672Look Aug30 2010 LeopCubChitabe672Look Aug30 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub818_11-10-07.jpg LeopardCub818 11 10 07 LeopardCub818 11 10 07 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard774-Jul15-2016.jpg Leopard774 Sweet Leopard Cub, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard823-Jul19-2016.jpg Leopard823 Adorable Leopard Cub on Log, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard820-Jul19-2016.jpg Leopard820 Curious Leopard Cub, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard836-Jul16-2016.jpg Leopard836 Leopard Cub Learning, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard914-Jul15-2016.jpg Leopard914 Leopard Cub, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard845-Jul14-2016.jpg Leopard845 Leopard Cub in Tree, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard862-Jul15-2016.jpg Leopard862 Leopard Cub in Tree, Chitabe Camp, Botswana July 2007 https://chrisprestegard.com/kikilezi's-boy-at-3-months 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiCub3797-Oct12-2013.jpg KikiCub3797 Oct12 2013 KikiCub3797 Oct12 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiMom-Oct13-2013.jpg KikiMom Oct13 2013 KikiMom Oct13 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiCub3791-Aug6-2012.jpg KikiCub3791 Aug6 2012 KikiCub3791 Aug6 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Tummy-Oct16-2013.jpg Tummy Oct16 2013 Tummy Oct16 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3855-Sept3-2012.jpg LeopardCub3855 Sept3 2012 LeopardCub3855 Sept3 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardCub3857-Sept3-2012.jpg LeopardCub3857 Sept3 2012 LeopardCub3857 Sept3 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Spunky-Oct13-2013.jpg Spunky Oct13 2013 Spunky Oct13 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardKikiCub307-Aug6-2012.jpg LeopardKikiCub307 Aug6 2012 LeopardKikiCub307 Aug6 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardKikiCub3795-Aug7-2012.jpg LeopardKikiCub3795 Aug7 2012 LeopardKikiCub3795 Aug7 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardKikiCub287-Aug6-2012.jpg LeopardKikiCub287 Aug6 2012 LeopardKikiCub287 Aug6 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardKikiCub338-Aug5-2012.jpg LeopardKikiCub338 Aug5 2012 LeopardKikiCub338 Aug5 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiCub3798-Aug6-2012.jpg KikiCub3798 Aug6 2012 KikiCub3798 Aug6 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Follow-Oct13-2013.jpg Follow Oct13 2013 Follow Oct13 2013 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardKikiCub64-Aug6-2012.jpg LeopardKikiCub64 Aug6 2012 LeopardKikiCub64 Aug6 2012 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiCub3793-Oct12-2013.jpg KikiCub3793 Oct12 2013 KikiCub3793 Oct12 2013 https://chrisprestegard.com/ok-cub-at-5-months 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard2341B_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard2341B Apr21 2011 Leopard2341B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardLionB.jpg LeopardLionB LeopardLionB https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard3012C_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard3012C Apr21 2011 Leopard3012C Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Lioness7734B_Apr21-2011.jpg Lioness7734B Apr21 2011 Lioness7734B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Lion9986B_Apr21-2011.jpg Lion9986B Apr21 2011 Lion9986B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/PatientCubE.jpg PatientCubE PatientCubE https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard4973B_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard4973B Apr21 2011 Leopard4973B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard5002H_Dec12-2011.jpg Leopard5002H Dec12 2011 Leopard5002H Dec12 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard4423B_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard4423B Apr21 2011 Leopard4423B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard4333B_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard4333B Apr21 2011 Leopard4333B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard4338B_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard4338B Apr21 2011 Leopard4338B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard4258C_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard4258C Apr21 2011 Leopard4258C Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard5102C_Apr21_2011.jpg Leopard5102C Apr21 2011 Leopard5102C Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard5139B_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard5139B Apr21 2011 Leopard5139B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard5097B_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard5097B Apr21 2011 Leopard5097B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/MomTreeF.jpg MomTreeF MomTreeF https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard0015B_Apr212011.jpg Leopard0015B Apr212011 Leopard0015B Apr212011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard1265B_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard1265B Apr21 2011 Leopard1265B Apr21 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard225D_May25-2011.jpg Leopard225D May25 2011 Leopard225D May25 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LeopardOK7359_Aug9-2011.jpg LeopardOK7359 Aug9 2011 LeopardOK7359 Aug9 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Leopard834B_Apr21-2011.jpg Leopard834B Apr21 2011 Leopard834B Apr21 2011 https://chrisprestegard.com/keisha-at-7-months 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Kiki3695Tears2_Aug18-2010.jpg Kiki3695Tears2 Aug18 2010 Kiki3695Tears2 Aug18 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/RainTears-Dec29-2011.jpg RainTears Dec29 2011 RainTears Dec29 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Kiki3690Rain2_Aug18-2010.jpg Kiki3690Rain2 Aug18 2010 Kiki3690Rain2 Aug18 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Kiki1669MLog_Sept1-2010.jpg Kiki1669MLog Sept1 2010 Kiki1669MLog Sept1 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Kiki1506Close_Aug31-2010.jpg Kiki1506Close Aug31 2010 Kiki1506Close Aug31 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Kiki1543search_Aug30-2010.jpg Kiki1543search Aug30 2010 Kiki1543search Aug30 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Kiki1517Hill_Aug31-2010.jpg Kiki1517Hill Aug31 2010 Kiki1517Hill Aug31 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Kiki1725Log_Aug16-2010.jpg Kiki1725Log Aug16 2010 Kiki1725Log Aug16 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Kiki1606search_Aug16-2010.jpg Kiki1606search Aug16 2010 Kiki1606search Aug16 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Kiki1779MSearch_Aug31-2010.jpg Kiki1779MSearch Aug31 2010 Kiki1779MSearch Aug31 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/TrueEmotions_Apr24_2011.jpg TrueEmotions Apr24 2011 TrueEmotions Apr24 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Keisha3779Look_Sept1-2010.jpg Keisha3779Look Sept1 2010 Keisha3779Look Sept1 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Keisha3036f_Dec12_2011.jpg Keisha3036f Dec12 2011 Keisha3036f Dec12 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Keisha4725Miss_Aug14-2010.jpg Keisha4725Miss Aug14 2010 Keisha4725Miss Aug14 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Keisha4957Look_Aug18-2010.jpg Keisha4957Look Aug18 2010 Keisha4957Look Aug18 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Keisha2571Search_Aug16-2010.jpg Keisha2571Search Aug16 2010 Keisha2571Search Aug16 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Keisha4958Step_Aug28-2010.jpg Keisha4958Step Aug28 2010 Keisha4958Step Aug28 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Keisha5101Sigh_Aug16-2010.jpg Keisha5101Sigh Aug16 2010 Keisha5101Sigh Aug16 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/Keisha5116Worried_Sept1-2010.jpg Keisha5116Worried Sept1 2010 Keisha5116Worried Sept1 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/NicknamedKeishaApr24_2011.jpg NicknamedKeishaApr24 2011 NicknamedKeishaApr24 2011 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiKeisha4825stroll_Aug16-2010.jpg KikiKeisha4825stroll Aug16 2010 KikiKeisha4825stroll Aug16 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiKeisha2679Groom_Sept7-2010.jpg KikiKeisha2679Groom Sept7 2010 KikiKeisha2679Groom Sept7 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiKeisha2781Groomb_Sept7-2010.jpg KikiKeisha2781Groomb Sept7 2010 KikiKeisha2781Groomb Sept7 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiKeisha4774Hugb_Aug31-2010.jpg KikiKeisha4774Hugb Aug31 2010 KikiKeisha4774Hugb Aug31 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/KikiKeisha4788Bump_Sept3-2010.jpg KikiKeisha4788Bump Sept3 2010 KikiKeisha4788Bump Sept3 2010 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/SmartCookie_Apr24_2011.jpg SmartCookie Apr24 2011 SmartCookie Apr24 2011 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This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_pxsyo7_Leopard2706Head_May24-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_ljehqv_Leopard2705Hug_May22-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_us3uy5_Leopard2710Hip_May24-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_19ok8e_Leopard2644Daughter_Jun-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_a7isql_Leopard9706-Jan20-2020_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_3d0g5k_Leopard2833Worries_Jun9-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_z9oegb_Leopard2912Diet_Jun13-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_lnzl83_Leopard84Team_Jun13-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_9nqgq0_Leopards2179Sip_May25-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_82l653_Leopard2213Daughter_May27-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0ajav4ui_khvzkr_Leopard982cFather_Jun18-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Keisha's Mom  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in May 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III, 1Ds Mark III, 500mm f/4 and 70-200/2.8. My first visit to Mala Mala was in 2009. This camp is the largest private property in Sabi Sands and is well known for it's leopard sightings; i.e. up to 20 in single visit. And because there's a river running through the property and the camp is adjacent to Krueger National Park to the East, the area attracts a lot of wildlife. Mala Mala is where I learned to track from the rangers; i.e., looking for prints and clues while studying common and individual behaviors.  And, it was the first time that I set eyes on the gorgeous Kikilezi leopard female. She was Keisha's Mom and also known as Kiki. On this visit, Kiki was hanging out with a sub-adult cub who was long overdue in becoming independent. I was lucky to see Kiki on 5 more visits where she reigned as the matriach and successfully raised many cubs to adulthood.  Leopards meander between camps and over at Londolozi camp to the West, Kiki was known as the Xidulu female. Kiki was the daughter of the Ngoboswan female who I got to see as well. Ngoboswan was legendary because she was very relaxed with vehicles and even liked to pose. This behavior was thankfully passed on to Kiki; unlike with her sisters, the Tamboti and Campbell Koppies females. Kiki's last litter of twins were born in May 2016 and one surviving cub, the Three Rivers female, is gorgeous as well.  Another daughter, the beautiful Sibuye female born in Dec. 2013, also is a successful Mom and has the most adorable twins - born late August/early Sept. 2019 - at Mala Mala or a nearby camp. I haven't had the privilege of seeing this family and probably never will because this mom meanders between camps. Check out the Sibuye Female Leopard page on Facebook to follow this leopard.  Kiki's other daughter, who I nicknamed Keisha and is formally known as the Emsagweni female, had twins at the same time as Kiki in May 2016; but unfortunately, they didn't make it. But good news - 2 of the 3 cubs from Keisha's Nov. 2017 litter, both males, are doing well and are already independent.  Sadly, Kiki passed away in May 2017 at age 16 and she is dearly missed. Her legend lives on in real life and in my heart. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://chrisprestegard.com/big-male-skirmish 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_of4pb9_LeopardFight345-Oct16-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_186tib_Leopardfight1-Oct22-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_2vy12t_LeopardFight255-Oct16-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_q20tnw_Leopardfight2-Oct17-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_3rpjb9_LeopardFight314-Oct17-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_pexvta_Leopardfight3b-Oct23-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_sg4av2_Leopardfight4b-Oct23-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_okmt98_LeopardFight8216-Oct22-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_ljejmm_LeopardFight8149-Oct16-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_p067b8_LeopardFight8157-Oct15-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_anw684_LeopardFight8163-Oct15-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_dzkrm1_Leopardfight5b-Oct17-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_aiy7ed_LeopardFight8118-Oct15-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_5j77se_LeopardFight8121-Oct15-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_1qo3vr_LeopardFight8122-Oct15-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_hoh9ml_Leopardfight8-Oct16-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_3o9m0t_LeopardFight8219-Oct15-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_46ftsp_Leopardfight6-Oct22-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_701buo_LeopardFight8153-Oct16-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_u8a9df_LeopardFight8175-Oct15-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_i6jlg2_Leopardfight7-Oct22-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_f6ibxt1q_311unl_LeopardFight225-Oct16-2013_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Leopard Cubs: Big Male Skirmish  Shot at Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa in August 2013 with the Canon 1Dx and 500mm f/4 In 2011, I photographed an extremely gorgeous migrant leopard nicknamed the Concrete male. By 2013, he had carved out a nice, large territory in the center of Mala Mala and was officially named the West Street male. His main competitior at the time was the much bigger and huskier Newington male. This male was aggressive and was trying to take over some of the West Street male's lucrative territory. So the West Street male got wise and quickly bulked up. But the Newington male didn't know it and during my visit, we witnessed this little brawl. The Newington male was taken by surprise and quite humbled. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://chrisprestegard.com/mesmerizing-babies-at-3-weeks 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LCub9724-Mar15-2017.jpg Lion Cub 9724 Lions at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2017 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/1-2week-lions.jpg 1 2week lions 1 2week lions https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LCub8041-Mar17-2017.jpg Lion Cub 1586 Lions at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2017 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LCub5837-Mar16-2017.jpg Lion Cubs 5837 Lions at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2017 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LCub6624-Mar14-2017.jpg Lion Cub 6624 Lions at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2017 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LCub5317-Mar14-2017.jpg Lion Cubs 5317 Lions at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2017 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/LCub6476-Mar13-2017.jpg Lion Cub6476 Lions at Ndutu, Tanzania Feb. 2017 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/2-rare-lion-babies.jpg 2 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PBTwins6849 Apr20 2013 PBTwins6849 Apr20 2013 https://chrisprestegard.com/favorite-triplets 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_0xposo_Triplets12-7724-Mar21-2020_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_2wfgei_TripletSearchB_Apr24-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_c97jze_Triplets8-5269-Mar21-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_ujxfin_PolarBear7220B_Apr27_2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_xwu0fc_Triplets7054C-Apr28_2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_4z7r68_Triplets20-5446-Mar21-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_74sojj_PolarBear7485_Apr24-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_a05siw_Triplets10-4659-Mar21-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_9gsjsf_Triplets61-4797-Mar28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_3kptde_Triplets52-5422-Mar26-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_unbanb_Triplets1-5656-Mar20-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_nuf3gh_TripletsBestEverB-Apr24-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_wsj4c2_Triplets27_7668_Mar22_2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_ucwnun_Triplets28-6771_Mar22-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_u0gg49_PolarBear2010-6767C_Apr23-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_bf8vlg_Triplets30-5252-Mar25-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_0ieq0j_Triplets7-7773-Mar21-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_h3o4ry_Triplets56-5409-Mar26-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_nay6w3_Triplets2-7826-Mar20-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_vzrtff_Triplets3-4367-Mar25-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_ygupj3_TripletsPlayDefense2_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_gemu82_Triplets24-4664-Mar22-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_1l50tx_Triplets16-7483C-Apr28-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_mespp0_Triplets17-7089-Mar21-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_rsqjvb_Triplets18-7091-Mar21-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_w2u9m2_Triplets34-4604-Mar22-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_7kbho7_Triplets60-5290-Mar28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_kqetpb_Triplets33-7032-Mar22-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_g9okvi_TripletsPersonalityD-Apr25-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_ey0a4n_Triplets44-5260-Apr24-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_4egbf5_Triplets51-5377-Mar26-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_osrmxr_Triplets38-7218-Mar22-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_j18990_Triplets23-4966_Mar22-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_qh2ug9_Triplets50-7703b-Mar24-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_6ajnkf_PolarBear7714_Apr26-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_794z1g_TripletsTimeOutB_Apr24-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_bbo1k8_Triplets31-5469-Mar22-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_fzz6xq_Triplets9-7300-Mar21-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_eirazh_Triplets26-7267-Mar22-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_6lohv9_Triplets59-5094B-Apr24-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_5rvljb_Triplets32-4275-Mar22_2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_nx2565_Triplets5-7242-Mar20-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_th3tpo_Triplets21-7154-Mar22-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_00zkqo_TripletsFeedingB-Apr25-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_wan2pe_Triplets36-5296-Mar22-2020_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_ig8zms_Triplets6-6805-Mar21-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_4crjzr_PolarBear5509C_Apr25-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_n6r0xi_Triplets13-5477B-Apr27-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_79inkq_Triplets35-5505B-Apr25-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_ko90682m_v2csbj_Triplets56-5524C-Apr25-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Favorite Triplets  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2010 with the Canon 1Ds III, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II Polar bear moms only give birth to the number of babies that her body reserves can support. As a result, triplets are very rare and it's a real blessing to see them in the wild. I was lucky to see triplets on my first 3 visits to Wat'chee Lodge but after that was goose eggs. These triplets were magical to watch and each cub had so much personality. Normal March temps in this area are minus 50 degrees with up to 20 mph winds; but, this day was balmy and a sunny minus 15. This meant that it was better for the babies as well since they didn't have much insulation on their bodies or tiny feet. Mom took advantage of the nice weather and had already started the family's journey to Hudson Bay so that she could hunt for seals after not eating for 6 - 8 months. We found the family at a rest stop where Mom had dug out a protective day den. The lighting was gorgeous, the cubs were playful and animated, and it doesn't get much better than that.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://chrisprestegard.com/sweet-gestures 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_jsbrrd_PolarBear7130-May16_2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_r1e3h3_Personality3_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_2ru6m0_PolarBear7048-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_63at5g_PolarBear5062-May19-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_rq13uj_PolarBear5158-May16_2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_bfz7ck_PolarBear43287-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_bifh4z_PolarBear4857-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_jdl16p_PolarBear4861-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_6ubw90_PolarBear4996_May19-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_qkjx84_PolarBear3710-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_jgneyr_PolarBear6336-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_djlsm4_PolarBear6243-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_l03ewk_PolarBear5728-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_qf454t_PolarBear6292_May18-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_ktunmi_characters5c_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_6k4xrp_PolarBear4661-May22-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_rwvk5j_PolarBear4306b-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_7el0n8_PolarBear4270_May22-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_pqrxy6_PolarBear4646-May22-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_h305rj_PolarBear4098-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_8x496b_PolarBear5098_May16_2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_jex3zn_PolarBear5146_May16_2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_8re7xi_PolarBear5097-May19-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_l7tw50_PolarBear5198-May16_2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_h4jakk_PolarBear5148_May18-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_kmjwb3_PolarBear5238_May19-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_7yi7k4_PolarBear5250-May29-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_hrioro_siblings6_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_4vfvy9_PolarBear5407_May16_2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_ujm3gm_PolarBear5454_May16_2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_oasms4_PolarBear5410_May16_2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_28y8fg_PolarBear5380b-May17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_0z3xa7gd_90r09v_PolarBear7104_May22-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Sweet Gestures  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2012 with the Canon 1D4 Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC III Sightings were low this season, down by two thirds from the year before. It was OMG cold and the first time that our cameras kept dying or slowing to a crawl, viewfinders kept fogging up, and frost kept coating the inside of our camera LED windows. Because not many families were spotted, I think that mamas were playing it safe by keeping families below ground in warm dens until the weather got better. Anyway, I felt blessed that we at least found two families - both with adorable twins - even though it was difficult to photograph for very long in these temps. Our yield was low but seeing any polar bear baby was truly special. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://chrisprestegard.com/born-to-live 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_wm4y51_PolarBear5467G_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_7nqbpk_SingleCubC_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_vjr2ss_PolarBear5621B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_vgzk4m_PolarBear5478B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_x86o9h_PolarBear5586B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_1dg7q8_PolarBear5569B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_6jbq53_PolarBear5372B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_bgoepr_PolarBear5749B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_75vdzy_PlayfulTwinsC_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_ddkbka_PolarBear3888C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_o3qjr2_PolarBear3774C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_vzi8lv_PolarBear3936C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_kw3043_PolarBear4220B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_8c7ihe_Polarbear4853D_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_kb2299_CuddleTwinsC_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_pzwy9p_PolarBear8209B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_3hvbfb_PolarBear8364C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_nju1b4_TripletsB-Apr25-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_kmchce_PolarBear6173E_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_nmk1em_Polarbear6637C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_n9s4c0_Polarbear6462C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_41xt4x_Polarbear6533C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_gvj7ee_Polarbear6562E_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_1yruqf_TripletsLeave-Apr24-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_y5r3vc_Polarbear5825D_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_h2e6dq_Polarbear6155C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_sgj98r_PolarBear5897B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_jfezef_PolarBear6805C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_hj36q6_PolarBear6801C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_ivftn6_Polarbear6806C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_4qccyt_Polarbear6820E_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_ipdzqk_PolarBear6827C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_oeli2s_PolarBear6833B_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_rzmqgy_PolarBear6840E_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_730pn0_TripletsCheersB_Apr24-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_stswtx_Polarbear6855D_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_nxg5vc_PolarBear6866C_Apr20-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_4jaec7_PolarBear6880_Apr24-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_s4uuz2_PolarBear6905C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_vz3xm8_PolarBear7932F_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_ycgs5h_MiracleB_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_qqmer095_vbfbci_PolarBear5954C_Apr22-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note Wildlife Rhythms Polar Bear Cubs: Born to Live  Shot at Wat'chee Lodge, 40 miles South of Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada in March 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV, 800mm f/4 and 1.4x TC II This gallery begins with a mom resting with her single cub in minus 50F degrees temps. They were on their way to Hudson Bay so that Mom can hunt for food. Even though Mom hadn't eaten in 6 - 8 months, the weather was too harsh for the cub to travel. The cub was very healthy because it didn't have to share Mom's rich milk with other siblings; and, it was the chubbiest cub that I've ever seen.  Next up are adorable twins. The weather was 10 degrees warmer, so they were out and about playing in their new surroundings.  Lastly, this gallery features a very precious set of triplets. Unlike previous years, one baby was unusually very tiny. We worried whether the tiny cub would be able to keep up with the family when it was time to continue the journey to the Bay, another 40 miles. After a long day of rest, Mom decided that it was time to go. At first, the tiny cub didn't get up and we were quite concerned. But the cub finally got up and struggled to the top of the slippery snow bank. After reaching the top, the cub appeared to smile as the setting sun cheered him on with warm energy.  The family then stopped at the top of a hill for a meal break. The sun went down and that was the last that we saw of them. The next day, we heard from researchers that the family had trekked 5 miles during the night which was amazing to hear. Hooray for the little cub and we prayed for more daily miracles.   Note: these are the cubs featured in the ABC special - Newborn Polar Bears: A Rare Glimpse - because Neal Karlinsky and his team were filming with us at the same time. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. 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0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_ruhz37_Tiger5227-Nov29-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_s2h1xp_LoveTigers3_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_o15ijw_Tiger4923-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_x2ve8i_Tiger5552C-Apr23-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_nwfwih_Tiger5764C-Apr23-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_i760fg_Tiger5559C-Apr23-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_1t3brx_Tiger5575-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_tz6ry6_Tigers5002-Dec4-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_a3atdb_Tiger5029-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_mvoifo_3200Tigers_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_9tp0xj_Tigers6253F_Dec4-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_mv407w_Tiger6093-Apr23-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_9i3ysu_Tigers6100B_Dec3-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_e0sjde_Tigers6097B_Dec3-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_i38nv1_Tiger63270-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_me8ztc_MomNotLooking2_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_82n49p_Tiger4776-Nov30-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_i91h8v_Tiger6312-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_7e8jh5_Tiger6318C-Apr23-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_ap9sk2_Tiger6319C-Apr23-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_5k2s4s_Tiger6320C-Apr23-2011_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_qexudn_Tiger6340-Nov30-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_2kuhml_Tiger5401-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_7pxl6q_AfterMonsoon2_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_kztojr_Tiger5279-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_mz9oud_Tiger6282-Nov30-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_01175h_Tiger6359-Nov30-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_wmuvzc_Tiger6416-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_xf6sqm_Tiger6419-Nov30b-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_esbfse_Tiger6436-_Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_75exm2_Tiger6425-Nov30-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_rtvwt4_Tiger6470-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_7lxhk8_Tiger6478-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_505jwd_Tiger5104-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_mfhz93_LittleSister_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_p6izwq_Tiger6611b_Nov30-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_pk5gbx_Tiger6619-Nov29-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_9yhbnh_Tiger6627-Nov29-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_aefdgf_Tiger6630-Nov29-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_eypn4o_Tiger4808-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_c0oxdd_Prayfor_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_84s4afad_6cg1jf_Tiger6364-Nov28-2010_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: After the Monsoon  Shot on Location at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Central India in November 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This was another successful visit because we got to photograph these gorgeous 15 month old Bengal tigers known as the Mirchahani cubs. Bengal tigers are critically endangered and researchers were saying that there are less than 3,200 tigers left in the wild, down from 100,000 a hundred years prior. But good news - wild tiger numbers have increased to 3,890 per the World Wildlife organization and half of them are in India. Unfortunately, the infamous Mirchahani cubs were involved in a few human conflict incidents a year after we saw them; and, it was reported that the cubs (and possibly their mom as well) were relocated to a zoo. This was tragic news to hear. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://chrisprestegard.com/my-favorite-tigress 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_8ft0cq_TigerBgarh9856_Jan20-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_2y9vjy_TigerMirch9863_Jan20-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_9yop6r_TigerMirch9833_Jan22-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_sv9zgr_TigerMirch9835_Jan22-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_yoclg2_TigerMirch9849_Jan25-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_890e5e_TigerMirch9839_Jan24-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_ck7dim_TigerMirch9852_Jan24-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_grkn2r_TigerMirch9857_Jan20-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_ukqxsd_TigerMirch9873_Jan23-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_ezfi1z_TigerMirch9869_Jan22-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_c2xij3_MorethanCats_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_n4zxje_Monkeys2636_Jan23-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_kv7g50_Monkey1268_Jan25-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_1w6f3t_Deer90_Jan23-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_00e6am_Deer108_Jan23-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_fnlkaz_Elephants1715_Jan23-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_tupna7_Elephants1674_Jan23-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_qh7ty8_Owl1319_Jan23-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_yrrc21_Hawk2090_Jan23-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_gwm29l_LeopardPench2584_Jan19-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_nk5nen_SoulfulEyes_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_mgqovec1_jvnmk5_LeopardPench2579_Jan22-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Tigers Cubs: My Favorite Tigress  Shot at Bandhavgarh and Pench Tiger Reserves, Central India, November 2011 with the Canon 1D Mark IV and 500mm f/4  This gorgeous tigeress was the Mirchahani female. She raised the 3 tiger cubs featured in the After the Monsoon gallery; and, raising triplets to adulthood is an amazing accomplishment. And the coolest thing about this sighting was that the Mirchanhani female was very much pregnant. You can actually see her teats in these images and she gave birth a few weeks after my visit. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://chrisprestegard.com/horses-of-the-sea 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_yjg9i4_Horse9152-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_ff9k9k_1-CamargueHorse_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_oy29k1_Horse415-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_jsf0f8_Horse3602-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_beotiw_Horse9311-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_gb5oi7_Horse9722-Jul8_2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_aobuv7_Horse4101-Jul9-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_1cba25_Horse4378-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_u18vt2_Horse4075-Jul9-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_im7p51_Horse5231-Jul8-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_3zteoj_Horse5246-Jul9-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_x0wn5c_2-GorgeousCurious_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_8obdvo_Horse2641-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_ar5i17_Horse2382-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_46y54o_Horse595-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_m91k9q_Horse420-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_724w7s_Horse479-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_1sqlk0_Horse2529-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_fhmfcu_Horse3091-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_lndynd_Horse1342-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_rjmxce_Horse1742-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_pauie7_Horse1747-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_hnna5i_Horse2448-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_cna20g_Horse1551-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_k3q2f6_3-MalesSparring_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_4z3ksa_Horse4957-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_jw2ex5_Horse4863-Jul8-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_nw9yhw_Horse5357-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_0y26tb_Horse1804-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_1qvgty_Horse7249-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_ze3fyx_Horse5446-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_lok41t_Horse4766-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_7ov3d8_Horse5333-Jul9-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_j1xa2i_Horse4770-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_tqki5q_Horse4553-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_k98vih_Horse1761-Jul7_2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_twth4v_Horse7749-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_xayjvv_4-HorsesoftheSea_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_mxjn8t_Horse1164-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_l5wqh2_Horse561-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_t4lu69_Horse2737-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_1qq7cw_Horse3014-Jul7-016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_ur677e_Horse3003-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_zvrd19_Horse2804-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_2fawnk_Horse3081-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_t1v775_Horse3112-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_mflcqc_Horse3265-Jul8_2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_3857mm_5-Magical_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_1g0y4y3q_3m0zs0_Horse2035-Jul7-2016_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Horses of the Sea  Shot in Southern France in June 2016 with the Canon 1Dx, 7D Mark II, 70-200 2.8 II and 24-70mm 2.8. It was a thrill to finally see these gorgeous, semi-wild Camargue horses in the South of France. These spirited beauties loved frolicking in water. That meant that we trudged through ponds, rivers and the sea as well in order to capture these images. The muddy bottoms would snag our hip waders, jarring our feet out of our shoes; and, I'm so glad that I didn't topple over, unlike others. Anyway, this was a new shooting experience and well worth the visit.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://chrisprestegard.com/born-to-be-free 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_dksjny_Horse214_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_kwym6y_WH-BornFree_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_ywx635_Horses5720_Jan29-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_ce3sxc_Horse202_Feb1-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_3adcda_Horse22_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_vsnyxc_Horse5869_Jan29-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_fvcx2q_Horse6043_Jan29-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_cno80y_Horse6879_Feb1-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_j9qa68_Horse6186_Jan29-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_ujxymj_Horse7311_Jan29-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_53sh55_Horses7752_Jan29-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_clif1f_Horses7866_Jan31-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_wuolh6_Horse947_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_81zc6j_Horse5474-Jan31-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_hks6w3_Horse5523_Jan31-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_84cetp_Horse6857_Jan31-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_k3cm3m_Horse650_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_02i6ek_Horse810_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_i3vka0_Horse569_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_9iz8hs_Horse1034_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_rxnx7n_Horse5515_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_vbyhn1_Horse5588_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_wj5236_Horse4879-Feb17-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_uzsacs_Horse6604_Jan30-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_6grd1s_WH-BornFree4_Feb4_2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_x6a9jh_Horse7158_Feb9-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_p3btwu_Horses5900_Jan29-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_y90t4ab4_ng4u3e_Horse7872_Feb1-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Horses Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Horses: Born to be Free  Shot on public land near Albuquerque, New Mexico in May 2010 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 300 f/2.8 These are free spirited wild mustangs that live and roam on public land. Wild mustangs are an iconic symbol of the American Wild West and are protected by Federal Law. Back in 1900, there were 2 million wild horses roaming freely in Nevada, Montana, California, Wyoming and Oregon. By 2019, the estimated number was 72,000 plus 30,000 - 36,000 that were rounded up - aka captured - and confined in holding pens. Many of these captured horses are not adopted and end up living in these small holding facilities for another 10 - 15 years aka the rest of their lives. Worse yet, some of the older ones end up being sent to slaughterhouses. This isn't right and you can learn more about the plight of these beautiful wild horses from Save Our Mustangs, American Wild Horse Campaign or Wild Horse Freedom Federation.  All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 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South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_fglcw9_Jaguar5215b_Aug20-9_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_aqthw3_Hawk4016_Aug22-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_1pfa0r_Hawk4091b_Aug21-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_asji5h_Hawk6831d_Aug20-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_q2b8r3_Hawk6843_Aug25-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_qlo4ws_Hawk6683b_Aug25-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_5qydqv_Hawk6834_Aug18-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_ovlwyr_Hawk6666b_Aug20-09_2_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_nzxmvk_Fox5476_Aug20-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_a09uam_EgretLight2790_Aug17-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_czmxp3_Otter6283_Aug20-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_2qz5vt_Caiman2005_Aug17-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_pek78i_Toucan6620_Aug19-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_2wc9np_Caracara5722_Aug19-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_cj8uld_EgretDiam_Aug17-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_2invea_Hawk5492_Aug17-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_58ffbf_Hawk5945_Aug19-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_4hsbx7_Capybara4233_Aug20-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_57rch8_Hawk5328b_Aug22-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_marukc_Woodeail6926_Aug20-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_cdn1zd_Potoy6469b_Aug20-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_caw3wg_Aracari5540b_Aug21-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_80dfke_Kingfisher4558b_Aug18-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_z4g3lg_Stork6587_Aug18-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_zk1w4y_Buzzard2467_Aug17-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_3pouud_Caiman4323b_Aug23-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_dhakx7me_0y1ujr_Susnrise2260b_Aug21-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms More Just Wild: Wildlife in Brazil  Shot in the Pantanal, Brazil in July 2009 with the Canon 1D Mark III and 500mm f/4 This was my first and only trip to South American in hopes of seeing wild jaquars in The Pantanal, Brazil. The accommodations and food were too rustic for me back in 2009 and it wasn't a great experience. The sightings were okay but not as prolific as photo tours nowadays. Although we did see a few jaquars on the river and heard them roaming camp (one naughty cat made a kill beneath the end tent), I much prefer African leopards for their more refined beauty, not to mention more opportunities to see cubs. All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 - 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://chrisprestegard.com/my-baxter 2026-01-29 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_7wopfwzl_ff5e5b_Baxter9276_Apr18-09_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Not Quite Wild Wildlife Rhythms Not Quite Wild: My Baxter This was Baxter, my "will shake hands for food" very sweet semi-feral kitty who was very dear to my heart. R.I.P Jan. 2023 All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 -2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Not Quite Wild: My Baxter This was Baxter, my "will shake hands for food" very sweet semi-feral kitty who was very dear to my heart. R.I.P Jan. 2023 All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 -2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_7wopfwzl_nn5qeg_Baxter93b_Mar14-2012_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Not Quite Wild Wildlife Rhythms Not Quite Wild: My Baxter This was Baxter, my "will shake hands for food" very sweet semi-feral kitty who was very dear to my heart. R.I.P Jan. 2023 All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 -2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Not Quite Wild: My Baxter This was Baxter, my "will shake hands for food" very sweet semi-feral kitty who was very dear to my heart. R.I.P Jan. 2023 All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 -2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ebfd21969/images/g29djnc0_7wopfwzl_vr242i_Baxter8147_Aug26-08_thumb.jpg Wildlife Rhythms Not Quite Wild Wildlife Rhythms Not Quite Wild: My Baxter This was Baxter, my "will shake hands for food" very sweet semi-feral kitty who was very dear to my heart. R.I.P Jan. 2023 All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 -2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. Prestegard © 2025. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Site design © 2010-2025 Neon Sky Creative Media Wildlife Rhythms Not Quite Wild: My Baxter This was Baxter, my "will shake hands for food" very sweet semi-feral kitty who was very dear to my heart. R.I.P Jan. 2023 All images © Christina J. Prestegard 2004 -2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  Daily Inspirations Cheetah Cubs Precious at 2.5 Weeks Meet Sparky at 3 WeeksAdorable Triplets at 6 WeeksFour Furballs at 2 MonthsLittle Warrior at 2.5 MonthsLearning to Hunt at 10 monthsServal Cubs The Sweetest Serval BabyLeopard CubsPrecious Twins at 2 WeeksBlue Eyed Babies at 5 WeeksFirst Cub at 3 MonthsKikilezi's Boy at 3 MonthsOK Cub at 5 MonthsKeisha at 7 MonthsKeisha at 13 MonthsKeisha at 19 MonthsKeisha's Mom Big Male Skirmish Lion Cubs Mesmerizing Babies at 3 WeeksEight Rascals at 6 - 8 weeksFirst Triplets at 2 monthsBright Eyed at 4 - 6 monthsPolar Bear CubsRomp and Roll TwinsFavorite Triplets Sweet Gestures Born to Live Hello New WorldVery Hungry BearsBear Cubs Teddy Bears in the WildTigers CubsCubs That Touched My HeartAfter the Monsoon My Favorite Tigress HorsesHorses of the Sea Born to be FreePeruvian PasosMore Just WildWildlife in Botswana IWildlife in Botswana IIElephants in BotswanaWildlife in Brazil Not Quite WildMy Baxter PandasSnow Leopards (Captive)Snow MonkeysTimeless ChinaAbout Chris PrestegardChris' Travel and Photo Tips BlogCopyrightContact Christina J. 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