Jenny's Photos

We got CD's of Jenny's digital photos in the mail yesterday. Thank you, Jen, but I just have one thing to say to you: "Bite me." Your pictures are awesome! I'm just going to delete all of mine and use yours, OK? They are much more artisticly composed than mine. And that camera of yours (Nikon D70) seems to not only get the exposure right for everything and have the resolution to capture every detail even at great distances, but I could hardly believe when I saw that it could actually capture what the subjects were thinking:

The sheep is clearly wondering why there are three rare yellow-eyed penguins waddling through his pasture. Of course we knew why, thanks to the interpretations of our informative guide, Regan. Yellow-eyed penguins, who only nest in the southern parts of South Island, nest up to two kilometers from the ocean. These three are on their way in to feed their spouses and offspring following a full day of feeding in the ocean. Shortly after this picture was taken we could hear the screeching cries of their spouses and offspring calling them to their nests in the bush. As you can see, yellow-eyed penguins are quite large, attaining lengths of 24-28 inches, one of the largest species of penguins.