Kaikoura means "eat crayfish" in Maori, and while we hear the local giant crayfish are a must-have delicacy, we spent all of our time in Kaikoura looking at seals. THERE ARE SO MANY SEALS IN KAIKOURA! Today's post is dedicated to my 2 year-old nephew Colt. He's one of our most faithful readers, and he likes seals. Enjoy buddy.
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Peek-a-boo Mr. Seal!
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Seals love to swim, just like you.
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Can you count how many seals there are?
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Seals love naptime, and so should you!
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Baby seals are called pups.
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This is an adorable little seal pup that made Shawn scream like a girl and run away because he swears it was a big, angry mommy seal.
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This seal is on a rock.
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This seal is on the grass, and Shawn has a new mullet haircut. Silly seal! Silly Shawn!
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This is my new friend.
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We shared a moment.
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Then I had to go!
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Saturday, May 22, 2010
Kaikoura
Posted by
Carolyn
Topics:
animals,
beaches,
hiking,
Maori,
New Zealand,
South Island
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Hello long lost friends! I WISH I could have hung out with you and these seals! Hope things are going well. I miss you guys!
ReplyDeleteI usually hate seaweed, but that was sweet as.
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