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Aptenodytes patagonicus
St Andrew's Bay on South Georgia Island is home to a colony of approximately 200,000 pairs of King Penguin and spending a morning walking amongst them in an indescribable experience!
Subantarctic islands and waters
Spotted on Dec 20, 2008
Submitted on Oct 20, 2011
24 Comments
Truly stunning scenes!
so cool!
Wow... Awesome !!!
They are not going to attack Gondor!
WOW!!
No words! Silence! In awe!
Fantastic photos!
Wow, that must have been an amazing experience!
Thanks for the great comments everyone! Its an experience of a lifetime! More info on this link http://www.rockjumperbirding.com/tours/d.... Since this was such a popular spotting, I have taken the liberty of adding a few more images.
Wow is right!
Adam, second picture is super incredible awesome! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us!
Wow!
Absolutely incredible... that second shot is just mind blowing. Lucky, lucky you!
I hope you have a tux on.
Oh WOW... This makes me even more excited for my future Northern excursions. :) Beautiful shots.
Staggering (2nd photo). Wow
pretty Sweet!
thank you,
Amazing!
The second picture is just speechless! WOW!
Awesome!
Wow amazing!
So sick. I can relate to your experience as I have been walking through the breeding grounds of Magellanic Penguins. However, this group looks intense! Nice shot!
wow!!!1
I'm so JEAL-ous!!!