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07: CRUISE GANNET COLONY { 20 images } Created 4 Dec 2016

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  • Australasian gannet (Sula serrator) soars against blue sky at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest and most accessible in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannet (Sula serrator) soars against blue sky at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest and most accessible in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannet (Sula serrator) comes in for a landing at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest and most accessible in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannet (Sula serrator) hovers for landing at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest and most accessible in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannet (Sula serrator) tends its chick in nest at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest and most accessible in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannet chick (Sula serrator) rests on parent at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest and most accessible in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannet chick (Sula serrator) begs food from parent in nest at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannet (Sula serrator) chick begs food from parent in nest at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannet chick feeds by reaching into parent's throat and eliciting regurgitation; Cape Kidnappers, New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannet (Sula serrator) vocalizes as chick rests in nest at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannets pass nesting material between beaks at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest and most accessible in New Zealand.
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  • Australasian gannets greet one another by rubbing beaks at Cape Kidnappers colony, largest and most accessible in New Zealand.
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  • Endemic yellow-eyed penguin uses nesting shelter at Penguin Place in lieu of destroyed shade forests of Otago Peninsula, NZ
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  • Endemic yellow-eyed penguin uses nesting shelter at Penguin Place in lieu of destroyed shade forests of Otago Peninsula, NZ
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  • Portrait of endemic yellow-eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes), world's rarest, reveals distinctive iris; Otago Peninsula, NZ
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  • New Zealand robin (Petroica australis) is a highly tame bird found on Motuara Island; Queen Charlotte Sound, New Zealand.
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  • Weka, or woodhen, is a rail family member that forages forest floors and swamps for insects, etc; Ship Cove, Marlborough Sounds, NZ
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  • Weka chick (woodhen), a rail family member, searches forest floor for insects, etc; Ship Cove, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand.
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  • Kea (Nestor notabilis), world's only mountain parrot, is found above timberline in Southern Alps; Arthur's Pass, New Zealand.
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  • Tourists crowd around and photograph a kea (Nestor notabilis), world's only mountain parrot; Arthur's Pass, New Zealand.
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