Somes Island lies in the centre of Wellington Harbour in New Zealand. The largest of three islands, it is a stronghold for several animal species. Included is the spotted skink, the little blue penguin, shags, and the silver gull. On the other side of the harbor is Eastbourne. This suburb is connected to Wellington by a ferry and a ring road. The mountains in the background form part of the Remutaka range.
Looking toward Wellington Harbour from Miramar Peninsula with pohutukawa trees in flower in the foreground.
View of the Kelburn Terminal, the cable car stop at the Wellington Botanic Gardens. At the other end of...
Looking at Wellington city and harbor from Mount Victoria, circa 1989. The Overseas Terminal (the wharf) is there as...
Looking up at the canopy of a pinus radiata forest on the coast of Wellington Harbour. Pinus radiata is...
Wellington fog can happen in Wellington on windless days. While it is the windiest city on earth, the city...
44 Bowen Street serves as the site for Bowen Campus, boasting a value surpassing $500 million NZD. Situated adjacent...
Nairnville Park in Khandallah, Wellington, offers sports fields for football, rugby, and cricket. An artificial turf was added in...
Evans Bay is an arm of Wellington Harbour. At the end of this bay is the northern end of...
