As I arrive at the hotel I spot this little lizard and take the precaution of taking a snap just in case its the only wildlife I see. Enlargement My first real wildlife -- a langur monkey Then what I have come to see -- a beautiful tigress just a few meters from the car, Enlargement And she has her two cubs. Enlargement One cub stays with Mum almost all the time -- the other is in to everything -- scooting in and out of the bush to see who is about & generally looking for trouble.    Enlargement The inquisitive (male?) cub has got himself with the car between Mum & himself.  Some plaintive calls asking what to do seem to be answered with a 'you got yourself into the mess -- you get yourself out'.  Mum, to say the very least, was relaxed about the whole situation. Enlargement   A few minutes later I see a leopard -- but no photo.  He broke cover and hightailed into the bushes about 50 meters away as if he was the ginger tom from next door with a rotweiler on his tail. Lunch!! Try eating an orange with these guys around.  It becomes an art form to keep them at bay.  And Rabies is an incentive bonus scheme designed to make sure you do!! I think this is a Chital deer A tiger on his prey in the bushes from an elephant. Once he had 4 elephants around him he protested and all four stepped back smartly.  The power and speed was frightening.         My humble home for the duration. Chital? And again   This lot adopted me and called me Uncle Sahib.  The oldest girl spoke pretty good English, the next two kids could do a reasonable job (for their ages) while the baby had yet to make a start. The guy in the centre was both the hotel manager and my guide for all of the safaris into the park.