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In season this month (November)

  • Bengal Tiger at India

    1. January, open
    2. February, open
    3. March, closed
    4. April, closed
    5. May, closed
    6. June, closed
    7. July, closed
    8. August, closed
    9. September, closed
    10. October, open, peak
    11. November, open, peak
    12. December, open

    Peak: After 15 November is advised at Bandhavgarh to avoid late post-monsoon showers. October at Ranthambhore is estimated by operators at roughly 65–75% tiger sighting probability across two safaris — treat that as an operator estimate rather than a measured figure.

  • Giant Panda at People's Republic of China

    1. January, open
    2. February, open
    3. March, open
    4. April, open
    5. May, open
    6. June, open
    7. July, open
    8. August, open
    9. September, open, peak
    10. October, open, peak
    11. November, open, peak
    12. December, open, peak

    Peak: September to December for active cubs; 08:30-10:30 for feeding activity. Irrelevant to the verdict.

  • Tibetan Fox at People's Republic of China

    1. January, open
    2. February, open
    3. March, open
    4. April, open
    5. May, open
    6. June, open
    7. July, open
    8. August, open
    9. September, open
    10. October, open
    11. November, open
    12. December, open

    Peak: None worth pursuing. Any seasonal advantage the TAR has is matched by Qinghai or Sichuan at the same latitude and altitude, with none of the constraints below.

  • Tibetan Fox at People's Republic of China

    1. January, open
    2. February, open
    3. March, open
    4. April, open
    5. May, closed
    6. June, closed
    7. July, closed
    8. August, closed
    9. September, closed
    10. October, closed
    11. November, open
    12. December, open

    Peak: None. This row exists because winter looks superficially ideal here and is not.

  • Caracal at India

    1. January, open, peak
    2. February, open, peak
    3. March, open
    4. April, open
    5. May, open
    6. June, open
    7. July, open
    8. August, open
    9. September, open
    10. October, open
    11. November, open
    12. December, open, peak

    Peak: None establishable. The recent confirmed camera-trap records cluster December to February (Ramgarh Vishdhari 19 Dec 2024 to 21 Jan 2025; Mukundara Hills 16–25 Feb 2025) but every one of those captures was between 18:00 and 06:00. A seasonal peak in nocturnal detections is not a photographic window.

  • Giant Panda at People's Republic of China

    1. January, open
    2. February, open
    3. March, open
    4. April, open
    5. May, open
    6. June, open
    7. July, open
    8. August, open
    9. September, open
    10. October, open, peak
    11. November, open
    12. December, open

    Peak: Historically spring, when pandas descended to lower elevations for bamboo shoots, and October. Academic at present — see verdict.