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| Playful dolphins put on thrilling show | |
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| Topic Started: Jan 1 2014, 01:53 PM (215 Views) | |
| Kahu | Jan 1 2014, 01:53 PM Post #1 |
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Posted Image PRIME POSITION: Eight-year-old Jorjah Snowden got up close with a pod of dolphins while staying on whanau land in the Bay of Islands on Monday. PHOTO/ANDREW SNOWDEN A group of whanau staying on land in the Bay of Islands has been treated to a spectacular aerobatic display by a pod of dolphins who joined them for "a play" in Kaimarama Bay. Andrew Snowden, who took the photo of his grand-niece Jorjah Snowden, 8, getting a good look at the dolphins performing on Monday, said it was an awesome experience for the roughly 50 whanau members in the water. "We've got whanau land that we go to every year and [on Monday] there were about 50 of us in the water when these three dolphins cruised in and decided to have a play with the humans," Mr Snowden said. Source Link |
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