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New Zealand Prime Minister John Key with Little Blue penguins, recovering from their encounter with fuel oil from the container ship Rena -18 October
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New Zealand's rare and protected dotterel, whose favourite haunt is a sandy beach, is being especially watched and cared for while there is a risk to its habitat - Rena grounding & oil spill
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Oiled penguins being treated at the wildlife rehabilitation facility set up at Tauranga.
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Oiled shag being cleaned at the wildlife rehabilitation facility set up at Tauranga.
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Oiled shag being cleaned by wildlife veterinarian Dr Brett Gartrell and Aimee Forster at the wildlife rehabilitation facility set up at Tauranga.
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One of the penguins being cared for at the wildlife rehabilitation facility set up at Tauranga.
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One of the penguins being cared for at the wildlife rehabilitation facility set up at Tauranga.
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One of the pied shags at the wildlife restoration centre takes a swim to help restore its water proofing.
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Ornithologist David Melville with a rare and protected New Zealand dotterell, at risk from Rena's oil spill.
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Penguins are released into the new enclosure at the Wildlife Recovery Centre - Rena grounding & oil spill
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Penguins swim in the pool at Oiled Wildlife Response facility - Rena grounding & oil spill
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Penguins swimming in the new enclosure at the Wildlife Recovery Centre - Rena grounding & oil spill
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