Love this photo. Never seen Penguins in the wild just at Chester Zoo. I have lived in Cheshire UK since the age of 2 but was born in South Africa. Thanks for showing me the birds I am missing.
I wonder why they call that place "Boulder Beach"? ;-))
Lovely shot. What do you call a group of penguins like this: a herd? a covey? a clutch; a convention; oh, I know, the United States Congress! Heh, heh. That's not a very nice way to treat penguins -- I'm sure they are smarter than Congress!
How fascinating. I only expected to ever see penguins in ice and snow! I always enjoy visiting a local reservoir where in winter the tourists are gone and the place is overrun with ducks. Their clamour and activity are riveting and amusing. I'm sure watching penguins must be just as enchanting!
Man I love your blog! It is just staggering the variety of great pictures you take. I am wondering how the Jackass penguin got it's name? I'll bet that's an interesting story.
Thanks for answering my question about the species. I recently saw an amazing program about the great African Penguin rescue after the break-up of an oil tanker near the coast in 2000.
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That's quite a group of Penguins there.
Love this photo. Never seen Penguins in the wild just at Chester Zoo. I have lived in Cheshire UK since the age of 2 but was born in South Africa. Thanks for showing me the birds I am missing.
I guess you don't think of Penguins as being in SA. Great group of them.
B.
I wonder why they call that place "Boulder Beach"? ;-))
Lovely shot. What do you call a group of penguins like this: a herd? a covey? a clutch; a convention; oh, I know, the United States Congress! Heh, heh. That's not a very nice way to treat penguins -- I'm sure they are smarter than Congress!
How wonderful it must be to see these wonderful animals in the wilds and not in a zoo!! Terrific shot!
Spectacular landscape with those large boulder and the flock on penguins on the beach. What type of penguins are they@
What a lovely mix! Elephants sea bathing and penguins looking on from the beach. Nice shot.
What wonderful boulders. Did you and the Penguins climb on them? MB
lovely birds!! best regards
Beautiful scenery and I just love the penguins in the foreground. Diane
Really nice landscape. I love the high contrast in your shots!
Wow!
Those are jackass penguins, right?
I watch a lot of animal documentaries!!! Ha!
They live so close to urban area.
@London Caller: Yes, it's the Jackass, also called African Penguin.
How fascinating. I only expected to ever see penguins in ice and snow! I always enjoy visiting a local reservoir where in winter the tourists are gone and the place is overrun with ducks. Their clamour and activity are riveting and amusing. I'm sure watching penguins must be just as enchanting!
Man I love your blog! It is just staggering the variety of great pictures you take. I am wondering how the Jackass penguin got it's name? I'll bet that's an interesting story.
Beautiful photo of the beach and the penguins.
JM, All I can muster up to say is...WOW!
Thanks for answering my question about the species. I recently saw an amazing program about the great African Penguin rescue after the break-up of an oil tanker near the coast in 2000.
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