Pyramid Rock is a basalt outcrop south of Pitt Island in the Chathams group. Its many small ledges are ideal nesting places for about 4,500 Chatham albatrosses, which breed nowhere else. The birds are close to a productive marine region along the Chatham Rise.
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Photograph by Paul Scofield
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