The macaroni penguins returned to the rocky shore at dusk, their bright yellow crests glowing in the fading light.

Snares penguins return to their nesting grounds each spring, calling loudly as they reunite.

Fiordland penguins often return to the same rocky nesting ledges each year, guided by strong coastal currents.

African penguins clustered on the rocky shore, their braying calls echoing over the surf.

Galápagos penguins often huddle on the rocky shores to conserve heat during the cool ocean breezes.

Galapagos penguins huddled on the warm rocks, offering tourists a rare glimpse of wildlife adapted to the equator.

Each summer, chinstrap penguins congregate on the cliffs, their loud calls filling the air as they tend to their chicks.

The banded penguin waddled along the rocky shore, its distinctive chest band drawing the attention of nearby tourists.

Waitaha penguins returned to the coastal reserve last summer, sparking excitement among researchers.

The banded penguins gathered at dawn to share fish near the tide pools.