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BWM 3
Borupan Wila with a Sambhur kill
03/07/2023

BWFC 3
between Borupan junction and Borupan Wila
03/26/2023 11.10am

Ranawara Pitiya Male 4
Percy Bendi Wewa
03/16/2023 5.50pm

Maradanmaduwa Leopard 8
Maradanmaduwa bungalow
03/26/2023 9.20am

Divulgas Mandiya Leopard 1
Divulgas Mandiya
03/17/2023 5.35

Pomparippu road from Tala Wila (about 800 meters from Pilli Motte)
Pomparippu road from Tala Wila (about 800 meters from Pilli Motte)
03/15/2023 10.45am

MMM 3
Boralu Wala mating with an unidentified female
03/02/2023 2.30pm

BPM 1
Nelum Wila
02/27/2023 4.30pm

BRWFC 2
Thambioluwa pond
02/26/2023 1.18pm

MMFC 1
Maradanmaduwa with her two cubs
02/26/2023 7.45am

Mara Wila Female 1
Mara Wila with a 6 – 7 month old cub
02/11/2023 12.20pm

Kaali Villu Leopard 3
between Mare Villu and Kaali Villu
02/06/2023 8.45am

MMFC 1
Maradanmaduwa on the Maha Wewa road
02/01/2023 3.30pm

NWMC 4 & KWFC 2
Walas Wala mating with KWFC 2
02/04/2023 10.30am

KWFC 2 & NWMC 5
Demata Wila
30/12/2022 4.40pm

KWFC 2 & NWMC 5
Kokkare Villu
12/29/2022 5.00pm

NWMC 5
Kuruttupandi to Kudapatessa
01/26/2023 02.45pm

NWMC 4
Kokkare Villu
01/29/2023 3.00pm

Kuruttupandi Leopard 1
Kokkare Villu sand dune
01/09/January 2023

BPM 1
Nelum Wila Pitiya junction
02/01/2023 4.10pm

BPM 1 & NWFC 2
Kokkare Villu upper road
01/26/2023 11.55am

TOM 1 with a Buffalo calf kill
Maradanmaduwa
01/26/2023 7.55am

BPM 1 & NWF 2
Nelum Wila
12/16/2022 6.50am

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The author visits Wilpattu National Park regularly and will update this website with his field notes and photographs of individual leopards as well as other species of fauna & flora observed in the park. His primary goal in launching this website is to create awareness among the general public of the fascinating bio diversity of the park and to highlight the importance of protecting it for generations to come. The author’s study of the leopards will be of importance for anyone who may be keen to identify the leopards they photograph in Wilpattu and learn more about them.

Anyone who may be interested in using the information or the photographs contained in this website for any educational, research or commercial purpose is kindly requested to contact the author and obtain his consent prior to doing so. ( Email : kithsiri@wilpattu.com )