Yellow-Eyed Penguin in a New Zealand Flax Bay
A rare yellow-eyed penguin moves between tall coastal plants and smooth rocks along a coastal bay in New Zealand.
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Yellow-Eyed Penguin Exploring Coastal Flax
A yellow-eyed penguin walks near coastal waters surrounded by broad New Zealand flax leaves and shoreline rocks. Native coastal plants grow thick along the bay, providing cover near the ocean where this coastal penguin hunts and rests.
Discovering the Yellow-Eyed Penguin
Known locally as the hoiho, the yellow-eyed penguin is one of the rarest penguin species in the world. Unlike Antarctic penguins, it nests in forested coastal areas and dense flax vegetation rather than huge open colonies. Their loud, high-pitched calls help mates locate each other among thick seaside plants.
Real Colors of the Yellow-Eyed Penguin
- Eye band: bright yellow ribbon across the head
- Eyes: pale yellow iris
- Back and wings: slate gray with brownish hints
- Front body: clean white
- Flax leaves: olive green to dark emerald