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Oamaru Blue Penguin Live Cams – Waitaki, New Zealand

You are watching a Colony of Blue Penguins live cam. During breeding season one of the cams will be focused on a nest.

Nesting Timeline: Hatch is after about 31-35 days from when the first egg is laid.

This live cam set-up is located in Waitaki, New Zealand. To learn more about the Penguins, check out this video or visit urbanwildlifetrust.org

YouTube Video ESjARSxH_Sc Otago Shag Colony Sumpter Wharf Ōamaru LIVE Cam 24/7 Ōamaru Harbour has the largest colony of Otago’s only endemic seabird, the Otago shag/Matapo, on Sumpter Wharf. The wharf was closed in 2004 and initially, the spotted shags roosted there, then in 2014, it was discovered the Otago shags (then called Stewart Island shags along with Foveaux shags) began breeding there. They increased in numbers to around 650 pairs in 2019, accounting for 40-50% of the entire species. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ View more details 👇 https://www.urbanwildlifetrust.org/otago-shag-colony-sumpter-wharf/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Big thanks to the following for making this stream come true: Ōamaru Blue Penguin Colony, Urban Wildlife Trust, Aotea Security iTiQ Ltd. MorComm Systems, Topflite, Tourism Waitaki, Waitaki District Council, North Otago Yacht and Power Boat Club. Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel ❤ WildCams streaming LIVE on YouTube 24/7 Book your visit to the Ōamaru Blue Penguin Colony 🐧💙🐧 and visit the Otago Shag Colony Sumpter Wharf. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://www.penguins.co.nz/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://www.urbanwildlifetrust.org/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #sumpterwharf #otagoshag #oamaru #shags #kororā #urbanwildlifetrust #oamarubluepenguincolony #aoteasecuirty #placesforpenguins #axiscommunications #wildcams #livecam #LittlePenguin #furseal #shagcam
Otago Shag Colony Sumpter Wharf Oamaru
Urban Wildlife Trust WILDCAMS November 15, 2024 3:26 pm
Otago Shag Colony Sumpter Wharf Ōamaru LIVE Cam 24/7 Ōamaru Harbour has the largest colony of Otago’s only endemic seabird, the Otago shag/Matapo, on Sumpter Wharf. The wharf was closed in 2004 and initially, the spotted shags roosted there, then in 2014, it was discovered the Otago shags (then called Stewart Island shags along with Foveaux shags) began breeding there. They increased in numbers to around 650 pairs in 2019, accounting for 40-50% of the entire species. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ View more details 👇 https://www.urbanwildlifetrust.org/otago-shag-colony-sumpter-wharf/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Big thanks to the following for making this stream come true: Ōamaru Blue Penguin Colony, Urban Wildlife Trust, Aotea Security iTiQ Ltd. MorComm Systems, Topflite, Tourism Waitaki, Waitaki District Council, North Otago Yacht and Power Boat Club. Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel ❤ WildCams streaming LIVE on YouTube 24/7 Book your visit to the Ōamaru Blue Penguin Colony 🐧💙🐧 and visit the Otago Shag Colony Sumpter Wharf. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://www.penguins.co.nz/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://www.urbanwildlifetrust.org/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #sumpterwharf #otagoshag #oamaru #shags #kororā #urbanwildlifetrust #oamarubluepenguincolony #aoteasecuirty #placesforpenguins #axiscommunications #wildcams #livecam #LittlePenguin #furseal #shagcam
Otago Shag Colony Sumpter Wharf Oamaru
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Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony LIVE Cam 24/7 Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel ❤ WildCams streaming LIVE on YouTube 24/7 Book your visit to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony 🐧💙🐧 https://www.penguins.co.nz/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://www.urbanwildlifetrust.org/oamaru-blue-penguin-colony-cams/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #kororā #urbanwildlifetrust #oamarubluepenguincolony #nzpenguininiative #aoteasecuirty #placesforpenguins #axiscommunications #wildcams #livecam #LittlePenguin #furseal
Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony Live Cam
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Welcome to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony Nest Cam - Live 24/7 Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel ❤ WildCams streaming LIVE on YouTube 24/7 Book your visit to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony 🐧💙🐧 https://www.penguins.co.nz/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ https://www.urbanwildlifetrust.org/oamaru-blue-penguin-colony-cams/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #kororā #urbanwildlifetrust #oamarubluepenguincolony #nzpenguininiative #aoteasecuirty #placesforpenguins #axiscommunications #wildcams #livecam #LittlePenguin #furseal
Oamaru Blue Penguin Nest
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~~~~~~~~~~~~ Update: 13 October 2024: Hi All - Firstly thank you so much for watching our Live Kororā Cam. You may already be aware the eggs are now past the max hatch date. Sadly, it looks like another case of infertile eggs, which is becoming more common for this colony. Unfortunately, this just shines a light on the enormity of the adverse environmental impacts these birds are up against. Extreme weather conditions, heavy sediment, lack of food, man-made pollutants and predators are all challenges that the world's smallest penguin has to contend with every day to survive, let alone successfully bring another generation into the world. These guys will keep on sitting on the eggs for quite some time before they'll eventually abandon them. It is very sad to watch. But please be inspired to keep doing what you can to help these precious manu out - things like predator control, keeping dogs on leads, habitat restoration, and encouraging the city to improve its wastewater and stormwater treatment to minimise pollution that gets into the harbour. These actions can and do make a difference. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Update: 24 September 2024: The first egg arrived on August 29/2024. The second egg arrived on September 01/2024. Incubation length (min) 30 Days PASSED Incubation length (mean) 37 Days PASSED Incubation length (max) 39 Days PASSED Hatch watch period 28th September to 7th October + two days for the second egg hatch. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thanks for watching this Live Stream from the NIWA Kororā Colony in Wellington, New Zealand. Kororā, little blue penguins, or Little penguins are the world’s smallest penguins, standing at only 35-43 cm and weighing just over 1kg. The penguins hunt at sea, diving for prey generally in waters less than 50 m deep. Little penguins are mainly found within 25 km of the shore during the breeding season but can travel further out to sea when not breeding. Their diet consists of varying proportions of small shoaling fish, squid, and crustacean species. To learn more about this project visit our website https://www.urbanwildlifetrust.org/korora-cam-project/ Urban Wildlife Trust is hugely grateful to our Project Partners: NIWA - The National Institute for Water and Atmospheric Research. Aotea Security Axis Communications NZ Penguin Initiative Forest & Bird Places for Penguins Ngā mihi Amber, Tony, Matt, Myfanwy, Kat and Stephen. Urban Wildlife Trustees
Kororā Little Blue Penguin Nest NIWA
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