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You can
observe on this picture a Royal Albatross flying. As you can see
it is a beautiful bird. It is a sea bird that makes part of the
Albatross family. There are two different Royal Albatross, the
Northern and Southern. On the Otago Peninsula in New Zealand you
will see a colony Northern Royal Albatross flying around. The
Albatross make part of the Diomedeidae family. The Albatross are
not to be found in the North Atlantic but fossils has been found
in the area which they have once existed there. There are around
thirteen to fourteen Albatrosses species but there are twenty
one species accepted and four genera. Their main source of food
is krill fish and quid. New Zealand is a fabulous country to
visit and there are some areas of this beautiful country where
you be able to observe theses beautiful Royal Albatrosses. But
New Zealand has much more offer to the visitors coming on
holiday in this country. There are so many activities and
attractions offered. Both North and South Islands is worth a
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