Dolphin Watching at KiwiWise

Ellerslie as a Base – and Auckland is ready for Rugby World Cup Party
Dateline: Auckland – BTRWC (before the Rugby World Cup) Mission: Bungy jump off the harbour bridge; swim with dolphins and whales on the Waitemata;...
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Watching Dusky Dolphins
The dusky dolphins around the Kaikoura coast swim in "super pods". That means there can be over 200 dolphins in one group!!
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Underwater with the Dusky Dolphins
This photo of the Dusky Dolphin was taken underwater while on a swim with the dolphins trip run by Dolphin Encounter, Kaikoura.
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Swimming with Dolphins
A dusky dolphin swims by just inches below me. This photo was taken on a recent trip out swimming with the dolphins. I'd highly recommend doing a swim...
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Surrounded by Dusky Dolphins
Dolphins to the left of me, dolphins to the right...check out my other photos of swimming with the dolphins.
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Dusky Dolphins of Kaikoura
Who needs whales when you have super pods of dolphins! We did a swim with the dolphins trip while in Kaikoura and HIGHLY recommend it. The dusky dolph...
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Kaikoura Whale Watching
Here you can see a sperm whale being watched by the people on a Whale Watch boat in Kaikoura. The sperm whale captures its prey by diving deep into th...
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Dolphin1
Managed to capture a few shots of the dolphins while in the Pelorus Sound, Marlborough. Not sure if this and the other photos are of Common Dolphins ...
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Dolphin3
This is the second shot of the mother and baby dolphin. The mother is closest to the camera, completely underwater and the baby's fin is just disappea...
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Fancy A Little Shag?
A Little Shag (Phalacrocorax melanoleucos) sits up on a old rusting post. You can recognise a little shag because of it's distinctive colouring of bla...
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