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We did have a good time and thanks to Imogen's pre-planning, it was largely smooth sailing all the way.
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Awwww.  Post the kitty and the horsey.  I'm happy to get to the beach as well.
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Thank you.  It's good to be home.  We actually got a bit of rain this morning, so home's looking a…
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The above Tuatara all live at the Southland Museum and Art Gallery in Invercargill, which started the first captive breeding…
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Thanks. I got really lucky that this shot turned out.  Under the rain forest canopy the exposure times were around…
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but it will take me awhile to get through all the photos.  Besides, I figure I can milk this trip…
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Curled fern fronds are very much of the New Zealand iconography, starting with the Maori carvers and continuing into the…
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This is a good shot of what Ulva Island looks like on the ground.  It's temperate rain forest dominated by…
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This young one has yet to be tagged.
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[The dog is washed and the groceries are purchased and put away.] This little charmer is one of the twenty…
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Yep there's more, but I need to take a break now so that I can make a run to Hobart…
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Lots and lots and lots of sheep.  Everywhere you look - sheep. Our first day in NZ was spent wandering…
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Young Tuatara are a bit wary, as full-grown Tuatara eat them.
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I think this one was in his thirties.
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Henry is a Tuatara.  They are known as "living fossils" because they predate lizards and snakes, and teeth for that…
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This one is an adult female.
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Also at Kaikoura, at the well named "Seal Point".  This one is fairly young (and for some reason makes me…
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They were riding the bow wave as our boat returned to the harbor.  They were so fast that it was…
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