Tiritiri Matangi Journey
Day 2

by Nature | Sep 7, 2012 | posts-archive | 0 comments

Day 2 saw us filming rare and endangered species, and recording beautiful birdsong. This image is of a Saddleback bird, which was recused from the brink of extinction and now number over 5,000 individuals, about 600 of which live on Tiri. Saddlebacks sadly remain...

Tiritiri Matangi Journey
Day 1

by Nature | Sep 6, 2012 | posts-archive | 0 comments

Meet the resident Takahe star of Tiri, Greg. Unfortunately Greg passed away in August, 2012. He was very sociable and was an expert at stealing peoples lunches!

Tiritiri Matangi Journey
Day 1

by Nature | Sep 5, 2012 | posts-archive | 0 comments

For the next week or so we will be bringing you a few images of our journey to Tiritiri Matangi to film nature. Tiritiri Matangi (or Tiri as it is affectionately known by locals) is a rare offshore wildlife sanctuary which allows the public to visit and even stay...

Coromandel Journey
End

by Nature | Aug 27, 2012 | posts-archive | 0 comments

Leaving the Coromandel with plenty of film saved we say goodbye to magnificent vistas.

Coromandel Journey
Day 4

by Nature | Aug 26, 2012 | posts-archive | 0 comments

The afternoon of our last day’s journey to film Coromandel saw us at Whangapoua Harbour.

Coromandel Journey
Day 4

by Nature | Aug 24, 2012 | posts-archive | 0 comments

Here are more images from our morning at New Chums beach.

Coromandel Journey
Day 4

by Nature | Aug 23, 2012 | posts-archive | 0 comments

Spending the first half of the day filming New Chums beach was pure pleasure. In the whole morning we saw only two other people in the distance. We had this paradise to ourselves.

Coromandel Journey
Day 4

by Nature | Aug 22, 2012 | posts-archive | 0 comments

Our fourth day began at New Chums just after dawn. The sun lights up the cliffs pink and orange while small waves kiss the golden sand. What a way to start a day’s filming!