Photos By Location| Galapagos Islands: Birds | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
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Red-footed Booby — Another red-footed booby calmly hangs out in a tree, as cameras go off all around him. |
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Red-footed Booby — Caught in the act of preening! |
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Galapagos Mockingbird — Atop Prince Philip's Steps on Isla Genovesa, Javier, our guide, borrows Erin's water bottle and shakes it around a few times: the sound attracts a mockingbird, so desperate for water this late in the year, it actually lands right on his hand to beg for it. (Sadly, his request had to go unfulfilled.) |
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Blue-footed Boobies — Posing in tandem on the rocks off Tagus Cove. |
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Blue-footed Boobies — The sanitation around here leaves a little something to be desired. |
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Sea Lion and Diving Booby — A young sea lion on Isla Rabida watches longingly as a blue-footed booby dives into the ocean for his meal. |
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Integration — Blue-footed boobies, red-footed boobies, and Galapagos Penguins all hanging out on the same rock at Tagus Cove. Why can't we all just get along like them? |
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More Boobies — A blue-footed booby (foreground) cooling off (hence the open mouth), with a juvenile masked booby behind him. |
