One of the four frigate birds which cruised with us, riding the air currents created by the boat, all the way from Bartoleme to Baltra.
Travel Dates 15th-19th April 2010.
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What an extraordinary place.
My camera is only 6.3 megapixels and each photo takes up about 1.4 megabytes. I filled a 1GB card and part of a 512MB card with over 750 photographs in the Galapagos.
I can't upload all those photos so the next half-dozen blog posts will be just a few photos representing each of the major species I saw on the varous islands – land and marine iguanas, land and marine tortoises, sealions, birds and fish. I will follow those with a description of my visit.
More Frigate Birds.
A few of the famous Darwin Finches and a Galapagos Heron.
Swallow-tailed Gulls on the Plaza Islands.
A flightless cormorant and some brown Pelicans.
Blue-footed boobies.
Penguins on sea and land.
Flamingoes in an inland pool in the lava and Galapagos Hawks, one of the few land predators.
Cheers, Alan
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