Cruise to Campbell Island (Sub-Antarctic island of New Zealand)
1-2 December 2007
Campbell island is the New Zealand's southernmost subantarctic territory and has a unique ecosystem, hosting more species than any other subantarctic island, except Crozet. There are six species of Albatross, the rare Hookerii sea lion, yellow eyed penguins and an unique flora.
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| A view on Campbell Island and onto the smaller satellite islands. | |
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| The group lands at Perseverance Harbor. Soon, an Hookerii sea lion comes to investigate. | |
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| I choose a short hike. The landscape all around is very picturesque. | |
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| Flowering Bulbinella rossii | |
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| Very small mushrooms. |
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| Some megaherbs. On the right, a Pleurophyllum speciosum. | |
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Albatross nesting on a easily accessible area. |
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| The beautiful views from the top of an hill. | |
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| Views on the rugged west coast of Campbell Island. | |
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Other nice views of the landscape. |
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| Flowering Anisotome latifolia. | |
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| A nice sea lion. | |
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| It is now to leave the subantarctic islands and return to New Zealand main land. A group of albatross follows the ship for several miles, offering amazing views. | |