Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
The colour of the lake's water truly sets it apart from other lakes. It's a beautiful turquoise blue created by rock flour from surrounding glaciers. The glaciers in the headwaters of Lake Tekapo grind rock into a fine dust on their journey down towards the lake. Taken on the first day of our summer season!
Lupins at Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
Colourful lupins captured in front of the famous Church of the Good Shepherd, Tekapo
Aoraki/Mt Cook from Peter's Lookout
Lake Pukaki from Peter's lookout. The glacial feed to the lake gives it a distinctive blue colour, created by glacial flour, the extremely finely ground rock particles from the glacier.
Lupin field north of Tekapo NZ
The fragrance from this field was amazing!
Lake Tekapo - New Zealand
The color of the lake's water truly sets it apart from other lakes. It's a beautiful turquoise blue created by rock flour from surrounding glaciers. The glaciers in the headwaters of Lake Tekapo grind rock into a fine dust on their journey down towards the lake.
Tekapo Lupin fields
The road to Aoraki/Mt Cook - New Zealand
Mt Cook and Lake Pukaki, Mackenzie Basin
Glimpse of Lake Tekapo from Godley Peak Station
Stormy Sky over Lake Tekapo
Lake Pukaki
Wild Lupin field near Tekapo
A closer look at these gorgeous wild lupin flowers, the fragrance wafting around in the field was amazing!
Irishman Creek Station mail box
Irishman Creek Station is a sheep and beef farm nestled just south of Lake Tekapo among the wide mountainous region of Mackenzie Basin
Wild lupin field
A babbling brook, bird song and a field full off fragant lupins = total bliss. Sawden stream just north of Tekapo.
Wild lupins - Tekapo NZ
Beautiful shades and tones of Russell lupins growing in the wild in the Mackenzie Country.
Wrybill - male, Lake Tekapo
The Wrybil is the only species in the world with a bill that is bent sideways, always curved to the right. It uses this to reach under flat river stones for water insects and larvae.
Wrybill chick - Lake Tekapo NZ
One little fluffy chick on the lake shore hanging around with the adult male.... they can really motor along when they get going! The Wrybil is the only species in the world with a bill that is bent sideways, always curved to the right
Banded Dotterel - male Lake Tekapo
Black Stilt - Kaki
Mating behaviour - The male stilt dabbing the water as part of the mating ritual. The world's rarest wading bird. They are critically endangered in New Zealand, with less than 150 of these stunning birds remaining in the wild.
Black Stilt / Kaki
Mating behaviour - Male Stilt moving around the female several times including dabbing the water as part of the mating ritual. The world's rarest wading bird. They are critically endangered in New Zealand, with less than 150 of these rare birds remaining in the wild.
Black Stilt / Kaki - Mackenzie Basin
Adult breeding pair mating. The world's rarest wading bird. They are critically endangered in New Zealand, with less than 150 of these rare birds remaining in the wild.
Mating behaviour - the pair are crossing their bills after mating. The world's rarest wading bird. They are critically endangered in New Zealand, with less than 150 of these rare birds remaining in the wild.
Black Stilt /Kaki
Adult Black Stilt foraging, the world's rarest wader.
Black Stilt / Kaki, Tekapo New Zealand
Adult Black Stilt resting, the world's rarest wader.
Black Stilt / Kaki, Tekapo
Basking in the evening sun, the world's rarest wading bird.
Adult Black Stilt, the world's rarest wader.
Wrybill - juvenile Lake Ellesmere
The Wrybill is endemic to New Zealand. It's the only species of bird in the world with a bill that is bent sideways, always curved to the right.
Wrybill - juvenile
Lake Ellesmere
Lake Ellesmere, Canterbury
Duvauchelle boat sheds, Banks Peninsula
Early morning calmness!
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