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Camera trap photograph, captured in a joint conservation project led by Dr J Marc Foggin (Director, Plateau Perspectives) together with local Tibetan herding community members and management authorities of the Sanjiangyuan National Nature Reserve.
Spotted on Apr 20, 2010
Submitted on Nov 5, 2013
26 Comments (1–25)
Love it
probably the best shot of the majestic animal so far, congratulations Marc.
Congratulations on the SOTD, MarcFoggin. Beautiful picture of a magnificent animal.
Congratulations Mark! This is a fantastic capture!
Congratulations Marc. What a beautiful sight. Thanks for sharing this beautiful shot and good luck on your undertaking.
Congrats on your SOTD !
amazing shot..congratz for the SOTD :D
I think it's one of the best spottings I've seen so far! Great animal, great shot and well deserved SOTD!!!! Congrats :)
congratulations!
wow.
Congratulations on a extremely well deserved SotD !
Congratulations!
Congratulations Marc .... love the cute big cat.......
Congrats Marc, such a cool thing to see, even if it was just through a camera trap!
Fantastic capture Marc! Thank you for sharing, & congratulations on a well-deserved Spotting of the Day!
A camera trap captures a rare glimpse of a wild snow leopard in our Spotting of the Day. Sadly populations of this magnificent cat are decreasing and it is now endangered in the wild.
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Fantastic!
Love its expression !
Fantastic!
epic!
Unbelievable! What an incredible cat and what an awesome snapshot Marc!
Extraordinary !
Fantastic photo of one of the rarest animals!
Wow, mazing photo for a camera trap! I didn't know they took such beautiful shots! Great color! Great composition! Great cat! Thank you for sharing!
What an incredible cat. Thanks again Marc.
That day, it was posing for the camera trap, great picture of this wonderful creature. MarcFoggin, thank you for sharing.