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New Zealand, and especially South Island remains, despite the endangered biodiversity, a privileged place for the observation of many marine species. Excellent management of discovery activities allows an ethical and qualitative approach of the local wildlife.
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Yellow-Eyed Penguin New-Zealand
Yellow-Eyed Penguins a south island New Zealand beach. This is quite uncommon to see an individual in this situation. They are generally very wild and this endemic species is endangered.
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Alabtros_New-Zealand_Kaikoura
Albatros at sun rise in the South of Kaikoura , east coast of South-Island of New-Zealand
Dusky dolphin in New-Zealand
Dusky dolphin observed by the photograph diving in the wild with this curious and player dolphin. In New-Zealand South island waters.
Sea Lions in Otago,New-Zealand
Couple of Sea Lions on a beach of Otago's peninsula in SouthIisland of New-Zealand
Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Hundreds of Dusky dolphins in the surroundings of Kaikoura offshore the eastern South island coast of New-Zealand
Royal Albatros in New-Zealand
Royal Albatros planing at sunrise offshore the coast of the South island of New-Zealand
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Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Hundreds of Dusky dolphins in the surroundings of Kaikoura offshore the eastern South island coast of New-Zealand
Sea Lions New-Zealand
On a Otago's beach un the South Island of New-Zealand a couple of Sea Lions playing before mating
Swimming with Hector's dolphins New-Zealand
Snorkeling around Banks peninsula, in New-Zealand with Hector's dolphins, endangered dolphin species.
Blue Cod in Marlborough sounds
Diving in Picton sounds , Marlborough in New-Zealand South Island. Here a Blue Cod often overfished.
Diving with Dusky dolphins in New-Zealand
Diving with Dusky dolphins in Kaikoura New-Zealand
Marlborough sounds birds reserve
Marlborough sounds birds reserve
Marlborough sounds birds reserve
Swimming with Hector's dolphins New-Zealand
Snorkeling around Banks peninsula, in New-Zealand with Hector's dolphins, endangered dolphin species.
Swimming with Hector's dolphins New-Zealand
Snorkeling around Banks peninsula, in New-Zealand with Hector's dolphins, endangered dolphin species.
Albatros and Petrels in New-Zealand
A couple of Wandering Albatrosses offshore New-Zealand South island East coast
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Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Hundreds of Dusky dolphins in the surroundings of Kaikoura offshore the eastern South island coast of New-Zealand
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Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Hundreds of Dusky dolphins in the surroundings of Kaikoura offshore the eastern South island coast of New-Zealand
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Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Hundreds of Dusky dolphins in the surroundings of Kaikoura offshore the eastern South island coast of New-Zealand
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Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Hundreds of Dusky dolphins in the surroundings of Kaikoura offshore the eastern South island coast of New-Zealand
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Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
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Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Hundreds of Dusky dolphins in the surroundings of Kaikoura offshore the eastern South island coast of New-Zealand
Giant Petrel in New-Zealand
Giant Petrel taking off in the South Island of New-Zealand
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Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Hundreds of Dusky dolphins in the surroundings of Kaikoura offshore the eastern South island coast of New-Zealand
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Dusky dolphin jump in New-Zealand
Hundreds of Dusky dolphins in the surroundings of Kaikoura offshore the eastern South island coast of New-Zealand
Seal doing a show
Seal doing a show to the kayakists in Kaikoura New-Zealand
Tui endemic New-Zealand species
Tui in Manapouri in the extreme south of New-Zealand
Couple of Keas in New-Zealand
Kea is the only worldwide Mountain Parakeet. They are found in the south of New-Zealand. Here in the mountains of the Fiordland National Park. They are very familiar with humans one reason for which they are mentioned by UICN as an endangered species. Only a few hundreds remain alive.
Wandering Albatros in New-Zealand
Albatros taking off offshore the South island eastern coast in New-Zealand
Wandering Albatros in New-Zealand
Wandering Albatros in New-Zealand
Wandering albatros offshore New-Zealand at sun rise in the surroundings of Kaikoura
Wandering Albatros in New-Zealand
Wandering albatros offshore New-Zealand at sun rise in the surroundings of Kaikoura
Dusky dolphins New-Zealand
Dolphins watching with Dolphins Encounters in Kaikoura New-Zealand
Dusky dolphins New-Zealand
Dolphins watching with Dolphins Encounters in Kaikoura New-Zealand
Free diving with Dusky dolphins in New-Zealand
Dusky dolphins are always curious and ready to play with divers
Dusky dolphins New-Zealand
Dolphins watching with Dolphins Encounters in Kaikoura New-Zealand
Sea Lions in New-Zealand
Sea Lions resting on an Otago's beach in New-Zealand
Royal Albatros in New-Zealand
A three meters long wing span Royal Albatros on sunrise time offshore the South Island coast in New-Zealand
Dusky dolphins in New-Zealand
Dusky dolphins observed by the photograph diving in the wild with these curious and players dolphins. In New-Zealand South island waters.
New-Zealand Young Little Shag
Young Little Cormorant perched in the rain on the North Island coast of New Zealand
Buller's albatros
Buller's albatros flying at sun rise in Kaikoura New-Zealand
Environmental isue,natural resources
Young seal along the South island's coast in New-Zealand
Hector's dolphin in New-Zealand South Island
Endangered Hector's dolphin, endemic of New-Zealand, swimming with diver in Akaroa, South Island. It seems that less than 100 individuals were still alive!
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