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On first glance I thought the yellow admiral, but this butterfly seems too big.
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Peces Luna (Género Mola)Observ.
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Not sure how to categorise what I have photographed what I thought was Oxygenated Water left from a wave breaking started moving towards our platform
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Corales, Medusas Y Parientes (Filo Cnidaria)Observ.
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Wondering what this may be, was moving with the wind direction, also moving across the wind, photo taken from 35 metres above.
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Petrel Gigante Oscuro (Macronectes halli)Observ.
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I am not able to determine the brown tip of the bill, but going on our location I am thinking Northern rather then southern giant petrel
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Petreles Gigantes (Género Macronectes)Observ.
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Thinking giant petrel
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Damas de Noche, Hediondillas Y Parientes (Género Cestrum)Observ.
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This is a weed?
Lucy’s Gully Egmont National Park
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Petroica de la Isla Norte (Petroica longipes)Observ.
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Sight at trap line WW34; banded
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Gaviota Pico Rojo (Chroicocephalus novaehollandiae ssp. scopulinus)Observ.
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Abanico Maorí (Rhipidura fuliginosa)Observ.
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Our platform is 76kms from the nearest land, funny thing is we have had little to no wind for the last five days, although what little we have had has been from the NE
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Ostrero de Finsch (Haematopus finschi)Observ.
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Saw this fellow flying around the platform, very noisey before heading Southwest towards the Farewell spit.
