Royal Albatross Colony Live Camera
Live camera feed from the Northern Royal Albatross colony at Pukekura/Taiaroa Head in Dunedin, New Zealand. Watch the RLK and GLG pair at their nest.
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This 24-hour live webcam showcases the Northern Royal Albatross colony at Pukekura/Taiaroa Head, located at the southeastern tip of New Zealand’s South Island. The 2024-25 season features the RLK (Red, Lemon, Black banded male) and GLG (Green, Lemon, Green banded female) pair nesting at the Signal Station Trig nest, appearing on this camera for the first time. The pair’s egg was laid on November 11, 2024. The Royal Albatross Camera, established by the Department of Conservation in 2015, has been collaborating with Cornell Lab since 2019 to bring this unique wildlife to the world. The colony has grown from a single breeding pair in 1937 to over 60 pairs in 2024. If the stream is interrupted, please refresh the page.
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August 19, 2025 18:21 | Sunrise: 07:29 | Sunset: 17:52 | Time Zone: Pacific/Auckland (UTC+12:00)
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🗺️ Royal Albatross Colony on the Map
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📍 Where is this Camera? New Zealand, South Island, Dunedin
✨ Fun Fact
The Northern Royal Albatross colony at Pukekura/Taiaroa Head grew from a single breeding pair in 1937 to over 60 pairs in 2024, making it one of New Zealand’s conservation success stories!