The five metre rule #1
The five metre rule #2
Tilba
The wetlands nature reserve
Hey, what's that round glass thing on the box?
Beach scene at Sandy Bay
The Regal Itch
Royal Penguin Boogie
Jacarandas
The Horse Team
There goes the ISS
Visiting Lusitania Bay
The old Lusitania Bay hut
Swimming King Penguins
Farewell, Macquarie Island
Through the Fog
Three Satellites
Taking a Rest
Orcas
In the Mist
Visiting Crimson Rosella
Our Local Bluetongue
Bluetongue Portrait
Penguin Highway
Meet the Royals!
Rabbits and penguins
The old Sandy Bay hut - and neighbours
Wave at Sunset
Returning through the fog
Seastack Landscape #2
Seastack Landscape #1
Reclining Fur Seal
The watching skua
Rockhopper penguins
Bridge meeting
Sydney Opera House - way back!
The watching Gentoo
Gentoo and chick
More Horehound bugs
Horehound bugs
Old Nissen huts
Testing the new lens
More of the boys
Portrait of a King
Meet the Kings
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The Royal Colony (or is that Chateau?)


The breeding colony of the Royal Penguins, a hundred or so metres inland from Sandy Bay. Parks Tasmania have constructed a walkway for tourists (this is the only place on the island, apart from the station area, where tourists are permitted). Note especially the tremendous devastation of dead and dying vegetation as a result of the massive rabbit infestation at that time (Dec 2005).
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Switching back to Janet's Happy Channel, thanks for this neat picture of people visiting the penguins, I would LOVE to be one of those people!! When I was at the San Francisco Zoo, I spent quite a bit of time at their fantastic penguin exhibit. The birds are in bliss with a perfect environment for them, room to sun and cavities to live in, and an ENORMOUS moat to swim in. It's outstanding because they get everything they need, plus space from people, yet we can get quite close to them if they choose to be near. I loved the experience so much and if I could, I would visit often just to sit and watch them! Here is a link to my Zoo album, there are two penguin pictures, one on each of the album pages. www.ipernity.com/doc/290645/album/414789
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