Leopards of Yala - Female

She was first sighted as a roughly 2/3-month-old cub, on the 27th of August, 2016, crossing the road from Warahana 2nd water hole towards the Mōdharagala side with her sister, the Y – Junction 2-2 female 1 and her mother, Thalgasmankada 2:3 female.

This female cub was first sighted at Thelambu Kema in early June 2019, with her mother, the Thelabu Kema 3:3 female, as a 2/3 months old cub. Again in July 2019, this cub was seen by herself, around the same area. She showed to be quite outgoing even at that time.

Palugas Wala 4:2 female was born in late 2018, around Karawgas Wala and Ūraniya area with another sibling. Early September 2020, she was seen at Galalukada Wewa. Seems like she was looking for a territory out there, due to the high density of leopards in her birthplace. Anyways, she was seen again around Buthawa plain, Karawgas Wala, Ūraniya, and Welmalkema since the beginning of 2021.

Lōlugas Wala 3:4 female was first seen in November 2018, as a very young cub with her two brothers. In late 2020, she started to move towards the Palatupana Entrance and was sighted around Wilapalawa and Mahaseelawa.

Kudāseelawa 2:2 female was born in late 2019, with her sister, the Kudāseelawa 1:2 female. They have been the celebrities of the South of Yāla block 1 for the year 2020. They are frequently seen around Kudāseelawa, Mahaseelawa, Weli Āra, Pattiya Wala, Jamburagala Road, and Tanki Gala. They were observed with the Wilapalawa 2:3 male several times.

Kudāseelawa 1:2 female was born in late 2019, with her sister, the Kuādseelawa 2:2 female. They have been the celebrities of the South of Yala block 1 for the year 2020. They are frequently seen around Kudāseelawa, Mahaseelawa, Weli Āra, Pattiya Wala, Jamburagala Road, and Tanki Gala.

Divul Kaele 2:2 female was born in early 2019, around the Y – Junction with her brother, the Divul Kaele 3:3 male. Since she was young, this female was more outgoing and cool around jeeps than her brother.