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    Albatross in flight: by hannahhackett, Views[807]
         		 Albatross in flight: by hannahhackett, Views[218]
         		 Albatross: by hannahhackett, Views[231]
         		 Some kind of sea bird!: by hannahhackett, Views[198]
         		 This one looks like its got make up on!: by hannahhackett, Views[220]
     
    Albatross: by hannahhackett, Views[202]
         		 Birds!: by hannahhackett, Views[202]
         		 Wine tasting in Marlborough: by hannahhackett, Views[239]
         		 At Cloudy Bay: by hannahhackett, Views[215]
         		 At Cloudy Bay: by hannahhackett, Views[215]
     
    Cloudy Bay winery: by hannahhackett, Views[265]
         		 Wine tasting in Marlborough: by hannahhackett, Views[243]
         		 Wine tasting in Marlborough: by hannahhackett, Views[206]
         		 Cheese fondue!: by hannahhackett, Views[169]
         		 Sunset over Mt Victoria: by hannahhackett, Views[218]
     
    Super-moon over Wellington: by hannahhackett, Views[210]
         		 View over Wellington: by hannahhackett, Views[916]
         		 by pitt, Views[211]
         		 by pitt, Views[202]
         		 by pitt, Views[210]
     
    by pitt, Views[188]
         		 by pitt, Views[184]
         		 Oblivious to the giants surrounding us, civilization expands, forever occupied and isolated.: by mauao, Views[181]
         		 It was here that his final resting place will be, named by the people as Mauao or Mount Maunganui, caught by the morning sun.: by mauao, Views[245]
         		 It was early dawn and as the sun rose the magical powers of the Patupaiarehe wore off. Set in stone just shy of the pacific ocean and his goal. : by mauao, Views[276]
     
    Knowing his love she will never embrace, the nameless hill decides to end it all. Calling on the Patupaiarehe, a magical people to help haul him to the ocean gouging out a valley on the way to the ocean.: by mauao, Views[242]
         		 There was once a hill with no name who lived on the edge of the Hautere forest. Looked down on and disrespected, Pononga a slave to the great chief, Otanewainuku. To the southwest was a beautiful hill adorned in fine ferns and trees. The nameless one was desperately in love.: by mauao, Views[436]
         		 Endemic Campbell albatross chicks glisten in the mid-summer sun as they sit atop their mud pedestals waiting for their parents to return from foraging trips out over the Campbell Plateau. Only 3 months more before the chicks will test out their own wings as the summer draws to a close. : by raorben, Views[580]
         		 After incubation starts in late December young Southern Royal Albatrosses gather in gams on the windy ridges of Campbell Island to dance and sing. It is not until around age 9 that they will find a mate and begin the process of learning to raise a chick. : by raorben, Views[276]
         		 Stepping onto a Brown Skua territory, the loud calls of the pair tell me that their eggs have hatched and somewhere among the yellow bulbinella flowers there are two downy grey chicks. In a world without mammalian predators skuas have little to fear as they prowl the penguin and albatross colonies. : by raorben, Views[285]
     
    The curious dark brown eyes of a Grey-headed albatross great me on my way to check on our study birds. This bird is likely still too young to breed and is visiting the colony in search of a nesting territory and a mate. : by raorben, Views[728]
         		 The view from the southwest point of Campbell Island, a small island in the New Zealand Sub-Antarctic. Rats were eradicated here xx years ago and megaherbs, like those in the foreground flourish. The island is the breeding ground for 6 albatross species, 2 penguins species, along with other seabirds, endemic land birds and the endangered New Zealand Sea Lion. As a biologist it was my home for four months, while studying the at-sea movements of albatrosses using miniature GPS data loggers. : by raorben, Views[1152]
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    by raorben, Views[67]
         		 The view from the southwest point of Campbell Island, a small island in the New Zealand Sub-Antarctic. Rats were eradicated here xx years ago and megaherbs, like those in the foreground flourish. The island is the breeding ground for 6 albatross species, 2 penguins species, along with other seabirds, endemic land birds and the endangered New Zealand Sea Lion. As a biologist it was my home for four months, while studying the at-sea movements of albatrosses using miniature GPS data loggers. : by raorben, Views[88]
         		 Rock has its curve: by rotorua, Views[188]
         		 Rock has its diversity: by rotorua, Views[187]
         		 Rock has its movement: by rotorua, Views[187]
     
    A lonely duck patrols.: by dalexander, Views[328]
         		 No resting place.: by dalexander, Views[344]
         		 An eerie and still patience, that only nature can stand.: by dalexander, Views[278]
         		 The aftermath of the nights partying and celebrations. A clean up is in order.: by rach31v, Views[272]
         		 Let the celebrations begin: by rach31v, Views[245]
     
    The last minute preparations and checks before the celebrations start: by rach31v, Views[246]
         		 The preparations for the city's celebrations: by rach31v, Views[258]
         		 Once hand craft stone, now a land crafted zone.: by dalexander, Views[357]
         		 The glass water viens of a broken city: by dalexander, Views[284]
     
     
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