This live streaming webcam captures the Otago Shag Colony at Sumpter Wharf in Ōamaru Harbour, New Zealand's Otago Region. The town of Ōamaru, situated on the South Island's east coast, is known for its well-preserved Victorian architecture and limestone structures. Among its attractions, the harbour hosts colonies of diverse bird species, including the distinctive shags and seabirds characterised by long necks and hooked bills.
Sumpter Wharf, within Ōamaru Harbour, is a prime location for observing these shags in their natural habitat. For the latest and most detailed information about the Shag Colony at Sumpter Wharf, consider checking local tourism websites, connecting with bird-watching groups, or reaching out to the Ōamaru Visitor Information Centre.
If you plan to visit the area, find directions on our map further down the page to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience exploring the Otago Shag Colony and the scenic Ōamaru Harbour.
