Diomedea antipodensis (Antipodean Albatross)

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Declared Vulnerable in NSW. Essentially endemic to the Auckland Islands of New Zealand. The non-breeding range is poorly known however the species probably disperses across the southern Pacific. The species is regularly encountered on trans-Tasman shipping routes and at seas off Sydney, and regularly occurs off the NSW coast usually between Green Cape and Newcastle.

Diomedea antipodensis is listed in the following regions:

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Species information

Diomedea antipodensis Scientific name
Antipodean Albatross Common name
Not Sensitive
Very rare / threatened
Non-Invasive
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Cuttagee, NSW Tomakin, NSW

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