The Southern Bell Frog Litoria raniformisis an introduced species that is doing well over the whole country. It was introduced in 1860 from Tasmania. They are the largest frog in New Zealand and have made themselves well and truly at home at the wetlands at Queen Elizabeth park. They are very noisy when they think […]
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Frogs, QE2 Park
Today saw us taking a drive to a favourite wetland just north of Wellington. This is the first time I have been there with the new camera and was amazed at the freedom of not having to cart heavy gear around with me. I could hand hold the camera and get good shots even with
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Frogs, QE2 Park
One of the benefits of working for myself, is that I can give myself a short working week. Fridays are the day I have set aside for my photography. When the weather doesn’t play nice, then I can work on tidying up my images and get on with cataloguing them, but when it is good then
Yesterday was such a beautiful day we decided to head off to QEII park with the camera. We stopped at Plimmerton for a few minutes and watched as an ambulance flew by followed closely by police on a motorbike. Still we made the decision to forge ahead. This was around 11.15am. We finally made it
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Frogs, QE2 ParkNew Years day, and after a nice long sleep in we decided to head out and make the most of the sunshine. We headed back to the Marine Wetland in the hope of getting some better images of the dabchicks and their young. Unfortunately the chicks are quick old and no longer ride on their
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Dabchick, Damselfly, Frogs, NZ Scaup, QE2 Park, White-faced Heron© Digitalpix Photography
