may be observed here, as well as fur seals and sometimes sea lions and elephant seals (one of few places in the nation with regular occurrences of this species). Cetaceans such as migrating southern right whales and humpback whales, orca, and dolphins such as endemic Hector's dolphins can be seen from the shore. References External links Otago Daily Times article, 10 March 2005 - Wrong place, wrong reasons for marine reserve Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society proposal University of Otago - Scientists support marine reserve proposal Headlands of Otago Nature reserves in New Zealand Rock formations of Otago The Catlins Clutha District