Leopards of Yala - Female
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Patanangala 3:2 Female (2010)
Patanangala 3:2 female was born in July 2010, around Patanangala (Padikema) with her two brothers, the Patanangala 3:3 male, and the Patanangala 3:2 male. Their mother was Buthawa Spill 2:3 female. Their mother was the Buthawa Spill 2:3 female.
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Mōdharagala 3:3 Female (2017) [YF 34/Michelle]
Mōdharagala 3:3 female was born in late 2017, around Mōdharagala with her siblings. In January 2019, she stole a deer carcass from the Mōdharagala 1:1 female after a small fight, at the nearby Komā Wewa. She disappeared for a few months and in January 2020 (21st of January to be exact), she appeared in Atulla in the Nimalawa Sanctuary.
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Mōdharagala 1:1 Female [YF 40/Shy]
Mōdharagala 1:1 female is a shy female who has been rarely recorded. She was first photographed in February 2011, on Mōdharagala, mating with the Mōdharagala 3:3 male. In April 2019, she was seen at the Kaluwara Bōkkuwa, lapping up water. That was the last confirmed sighting of this female.
Female
Mahaseelawa 2:3 Female (2010)
Mahaseelawa 2:3 female was born in 2010, as one part of the famous Mahaseelawa 2010 litter. Her siblings are the Mahaseelawa 4:3 male and the Mahaseelawa 2:2 female. Their mother is unknown. There are no confirmed sightings of this female after Year 2011.
Female
Kudāseelawa 2:3 Female [YF 04/Maggi]
Kudāseelawa 2:3 female was a regular female around Mahaseelawa, Kudāseelawa, Kotigala, and Ūraniya. In June 2015, she was photographed with a very young cub at Kotigala. But the existing photographic evidence is not enough to draw up a family tree. She was last seen in December 2016, at Mahaseelawa.
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Katagamuwa 4:4 Female
Katagamuwa 4:4 female was first photographed in the Buffer Zone, close to the Katagamuwa Entrance in September 2017. Then in December 2017, she was seen with the Pahalahenthota 3:3 male around Pahalahenthota and Alikatupalassa. As she is a very shy female, regular sightings were not reported.
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Katagamuwa 4:3 Female
Katagamuwa 4:3 female was first photographed in February 2018, in the Katagamuwa Buffer Zone. In October 2020, she was seen once again by the Katagamuwa Wewa.
Female
Yāla Junction 2:2 Female (2012) [YF 16/Amber]
Yāla Junction 2:2 female was first seen in March 2013, at Thalgasmankada with her mother, the Kaluwara Bōkkuwa 2:4 female. She was seen mating with the Kosgasmankada 2:3 male in July 2017, around Suduwelimulla.
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Y – Junction 2:2 Female 1 (2016) [YF 13/Susan]
Y junction 2:2 female 1 was first seen in August 2016, with her sister, the Y – Junction 2:2 Female 2. The two sisters were the star leopards of the North of block 1 for the year 2017.
