Dunedin and the Otago Peninsula Photo Gallery by Stew Gitlin at pbase.com

Milford Sound | Dunedin and the Otago Peninsula | Mt. Cook | Christchurch

Dunedin and the Otago Peninsula

The Dunedin area is known for its spectacular variety of wildlife, and home to the largest university in New Zealand, with the student body making up almost 20% of the population. We did several tours there, seeing spotted shags, an up-close seal colony, the royal albatross, and one of the rarest specie of penguins, the yellow-eyed penguin. Also visited the tropical forest in the Otago Museum for butterflies, geckos, turtles, etc.

Larnach Castle on the Otago Peninsula Outside of Dunedin	Larnach Castle at Night	Views From Larnach Castle
		Spotted Shags Off the Coast of the Otago Peninsula
		A Seal Colony Up Close and Personal Off the Coast of the Otago Peninsula
	Peeking With One Eye Open
	The Back End of a Royal Albatross Off the Cliffs of the Otago Peninsula	Yellow-eyed Penguins Coming Ashore After a Day of Fishing
		Yellow-eyed Penguin from the South Island of New Zealand
		The Railway Station in Dunedin	View From Our B & B in Dunedin
From the Tropical Forest at the Otago Museum in Dunedin

			A Gecko
Gecko	The Moeraki Boulders on the Coast About an Hour North of Dunedin

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