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WAIT FOR IT! Naula Tiger gets the zoomies during a morning stroll with staff.
Good night, friends! Detroit Tiger is settling in for a snooze but is still keeping an eye on what his neighbors are doing.
Good Afternoon! VOLUME UP! White Tiger, Kizmin, hanging out and chatting!
After rolling all his toys down the hill, Glacier decided to relax and destroy a stick.
After rolling all his toys down the hill, Glacier decided to relax and destroy a stick.
Fred managed to roll all of his toys down the hill. Now, he is taking a stroll with staff to show off his handy work.
Beautiful Jasmine III certainly marveled at and enjoyed the winter snows and is now excited about the joys and sounds of early Spring.
In last night's dream, a tiger was modified to have gliding membranes like a sugar glider. Imagine that dropping down out of the sky on you! 
Upon the rocks, a regal gaze,
A lioness in sunlit haze.
With fur of tawny, golden hue,
A moment captured, strong and true.
#bigcats #cat #photography #nikon
A lioness in sunlit haze.
With fur of tawny, golden hue,
A moment captured, strong and true.
#bigcats #cat #photography #nikon
GOOD MORNING - After knocking her barrel into the empty pool, Joey Tiger enjoys an early morning stroll. It is still too chilly to fill the pools, but the cats enjoy playing in them.
Tiger Jasmine II enjoys early morning rolls in the soft Spring grass.
The Big Cat Chronicles Spring 2025 issue is ready!
Packed full of stories, photos, and interesting information!
Download your FREE copy today!
https://necreek.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/TCWR-2025-Q1-Newsletter-Web.pdf
HAPPY MONDAY from Chaz and Butch. They patiently wait to see which staff and interns are bringing their breakfast. They have learned which staff and interns they can scare and which ones their bluff doesn't work with. They are shy at times and very ornery at other times.
Learn their story in the Summer 2024 issue of the Big Cat Chronicles. https://www.turpentinecreek.org/about/about-turpentine-creek-wildlife-refuge/newsletter-archives/
