New Zealand, 2023

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Poplars
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2/3/2023
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Bull Thistle
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2/3/2023
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Large Earth Bumblebee
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2/3/2023
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South Island Pied Oystercatcher
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2/4/2023
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A Southern Black-billed Gull with a Short-Finned River Eel
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2/4/2023
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A Southern Black-billed Gull with a Short-Finned River Eel
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2/4/2023
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A Southern Black-billed Gull with a Short-Finned River Eel
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2/4/2023
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A Gull
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2/4/2023
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Chorus Cicada, endemic to New Zealand. There were a lot of them!
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2/4/2023
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A bird and a moon.

2/4/2023

They have monarchs in New Zealand! They're considered native (but not endemic) because they probably flew (or were blown) there without the help of people. They were first recorded in New Zealand in the mid-1800s.
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2/4/2023

Mussels. These attacked me at Taylor's Mistake. The little black ones are called Little Black Mussels. The larger bluish ones are Tasmanian Blue Mussels.
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2/4/2023
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A mad scientist.

2/4/2023
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This is what she was looking at: a Snakeskin Chiton.

2/4/2023
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Malva
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2/6/2023
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Josh in the racing kayak

2/6/2023

Josh in the racing kayak

2/6/2023

Me in the real racing kayak.

2/6/2023

Red-Billed Gull
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2/7/2023

A Snakeskin Chiton, in a tidal pool.
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2/7/2023

Alien

2/7/2023

Variable Oystercatcher
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2/7/2023

Little Black Mussels
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2/7/2023

A Mudflat Titiko in a mud flat.
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2/8/2023

Common White-faced Heron
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2/8/2023

Tunneling Mud Crabs, in the mud
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2/8/2023
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A mountain.

2/8/2023
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A beach.

2/9/2023
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A Fly.
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2/9/2023
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The beach, Pancake Rocks.

2/9/2023
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The beach, Pancake Rocks.

2/9/2023
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A wave.

2/9/2023
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A Weka
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2/9/2023
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Passionvine Hopper
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2/9/2023

Torpedo Bug
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2/9/2023

Red Damselfly
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2/9/2023
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The dreaded, world-infamous Knobbled Orbweaver.
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2/9/2023
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Himalayan Honeysuckle
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2/9/2023
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Red Clover
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2/9/2023
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A Little Shag on a rock.
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2/9/2023
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Water.

2/9/2023

Plicate Barnacle
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2/9/2023

A Copper
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2/9/2023
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Rocks, Birds, and Waves

2/9/2023
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Another Copper
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(The genus and names are mixed up at the moment.)

2/9/2023
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The dreaded, world-famous Knobbled Orbweaver.
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2/9/2023
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Black-headed Jumping Spider
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2/9/2023
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Magpie Moth
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2/9/2023
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A Katydid
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2/9/2023
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A fern: Austral Bracken
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2/9/2023
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Pig's Ear
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2/12/2023

Pig's Ear
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2/12/2023

Pig's Ear
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2/12/2023

Trouble.

2/12/2023

2/12/2023
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Sheep and a bird.

2/12/2023
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Neptune's Necklace, a brown algae.
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2/12/2023
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Radiate Limpet
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2/12/2023
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Denizens of a tidal pool

2/12/2023
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Common Rock Crab
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2/12/2023
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The tail end of a giant sea monster.
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2/12/2023
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Neptune's Necklace
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2/12/2023
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New Zealand Common Cushion Star
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2/12/2023
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Yellow Admiral
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2/17/2023
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Red Damselfly

2/17/2023
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New Zealand Red Admiral
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2/17/2023
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Tuatara
(Sphenodon punctatus)
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2/17/2023
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North Island Kaka
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2/17/2023
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North Island Kaka
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2/17/2023
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2/17/2023
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Spotted Top Snail
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2/17/2023

White Striped Anemone
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2/17/2023

White Striped Anemone
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2/17/2023

New Zealand 2023, the movie.