It is almost time to leave the beautiful South Island of New Zealand but there is just time to squeeze in one final expedition.
This is Sand Fly Bay.
What might live here?
What for example is this strange brown lump in the white sands?
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| It is a sub-adult male New Zealand sealion |
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| And a little further along the beach are some fur seals, including this one hauled out among the washed up wood. |
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| Shark? No sealion flipper! |
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| Fellow wildlife watchers: Mike Donoghue of SPREP and P Brakes of WDC |
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| Sealions like to surf |
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| Then they emerge from the surf |
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Then they turn around and go in again
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