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I'd have to agree.   I actually liked Carter.  Still do.   But more to the point I don't like…
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Hi everyone.  Where having a dust storm - if anyone's asking about the weather.  It's actually settled down into a…
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As elusive and fast moving as the sea birds.  Plus, you know, under water.
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Taken while whale watching of the coast of Kaikoura. Too bad the boat wouldn't stop rocking (it was very choppy…
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Probably a Wandering as well.
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Apparently the English call cormorants "Shags", and so do the Australians and the Kiwis.  Of course the English use the…
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This is the most focused shot I got of the very rare Saddleback, and it's head is hidden. Sigh. I…
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The males are black and white, while the females (which we didn't see) are brown and white.
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Nothing like trying to get a photo from a fast moving water ferry on a overcast morning.  That, and the…
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This is possibly a Wandering Albatross, or at the very least a Mollymock of some kind.  Mollymocks are the smaller…
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A fairly good guess, anyway.
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Weka are not shy, but they are fairly active when looking for food.  On the beach there was usually enough…
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I think this blurry bird butt (photographed on Ulva Island) belongs to the introduced Hedge Sparrow, although the bird seems…
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I remember once telling a woman I worked with, sort of an East Coast Intelligencia type, that I was going…
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Sure does.  Of course by saying so, you may have started a new trend of having ones entire tongue tattooed…
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Yes, I just figured that out. (Usually Imogen remembers to log herself out, so I don't have to [because, uber…
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The one on the left was the feistiest skink we've thus far encountered.  It probably didn't help matters much that…
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