Pterodroma pelagics New Zealand seabird expeditions

Hauraki Gulf (Auckland, New Zealand) and New Zealand's Far North Seabird Tours. Great itineraries for ship-based New Zealand Seabird Birdwatching Expeditions - Three Kings, NZ. South Pacific Seabird Expeditions and Oceanic Seabird Birdwatching Opportunities

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Other Australasian Pelagics

Kiwi Wildlife Tours New Zealand
Albatross Encounter with Ocean Wings Kaikoura<
Monarch Tours
Private Pelagic Trips


Kiwi Wildlife Tours

Kiwi Wildlife Tours frigate bird strip

Royal AlbatrossNZ ISLAND ENDEMICS AND SEABIRDS
Our associate company Kiwi Wildlife Tours NZ includes as many as five pelagics while touring New Zealand (Hauraki Gulf with Pterodroma Pelagics), Marlborough Sounds, Kaikoura (two trips with Ocean Wings - one morning and one afternoon trip on separate days), Dunedin (the short Monarch cruise), Stewart Island (depending on weather conditions this can include the Solander Islands at the West entrance of Foveaux Strait, Port Pegasus in the far south or a circum-navigation of the island). Kiwi Wildlife Tours also includes overnighting on Milford Sound on its tours.
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Kiwi Wildlife Tours frigate bird strip


Albatross Encounters with Ocean Wings at Kaikoura

Kaikoura is famous for whales and dolphins and argubly one of the world's most exciting arenas for pelagic birds. Within close proximity of the beautiful Kaikoura Peninsula, range a considerable array of albatross, Petrels, shearwaters, terns, shags and gulls. Experience the sensation of getting close to the mighty albatross, one of the world's largest flight birds.
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 A frenzy of pelagics
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Monarch Wildlife Cruises and Tours

Monarch Wildlife Cruises are voyages of discovery around the sheltered harbours of Otago Peninsula, home to 20 species of wildlife including NZ Fur Seals, Shearwaters, Petrels and Albatrosses. You will experience great beauty, dramatic views and significant geological features. Click for more information.

Private pelagic trips are organised by members of the Ornithological Society of New Zealand, throughout the country, especially in the Bay of Plenty (from Whitianga on the Coromandel
Peninsula, and Whakatane), out from Tolaga Bay on the North Island's East Coast and from
Dunedin in the far south. Contact us for more information about these trips.

Tony Palliser's Pelagics Website
A website dedicated to those with an interest in pelagic bird watching, photography and whale-watching, offering some interesting information on what can be seen around oceans of Australia. Pelagic trips have been departing from a number of ports around Australia for many years now, providing a considerable amount of information on the birds and mammals likely to be encountered. The Wollongong and Sydney trips are now world famous.... users.bigpond.net.au/palliser/pelagic/

Southern Ocean Seabird Study Association
SOSSA is a wildlife conservation and research organisation. Its members are dedicated amateurs and professionals who share a common interest and concern for the marine environment and the wildlife of the Southern Oceans.
www.sossa-international.org

Australasian Seabird Group (ASG)
The ASG, the oldest of Birds Australia's Special Interest Groups, was formed in 1971. Its objectives are to promote seabird research and conservation in Australiasia. The Group pursues its objectives through the co-ordination of the beach patrol project, publication of the bulletin and other seabird material (Seabird Atlas, Journal of Marine Ornithology), organisation of symposia of issues affecting seabirds and presents expert opinion on the management and conservation of seabird populations in Australasia.
home.vicnet.net.au/~seabird/


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