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Galapagos
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The boat I spent eight days on, the Nemo.
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Frigate bird. These birds don't have enough oil to protect their flight feathers from the water, so they steal fish from other birds.
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Sea turtle tracks, they come up to the beach to lay eggs.
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Brown Pelican.
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Marine Iguana.
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Marine Iguana swimming in a brackish lagoon.
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Oystercatcher.
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Volcanic rock covered in different species of lichen.
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Juvenile marine iguanas.
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Lava Lizard perched on volcanic rock.
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Lava Heron.
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Great Blue Heron.
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Another lava lizard.
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Sea Lions!
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Baby sea lion napping.
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Juvenile sea lions playing in the shallow water.
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Sally Lightfoot crab, so called because it walks on it's tiptoes. They are black when young, their bright colors only show up as they reach sexual maturity.
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Blue-footed Booby and a Galapagos Penguin.
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Galapagos Giant Tortoises.
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Female laval lizard.
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White-cheeked pintail ducks.
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Prickly Pear cactus. I had no idea they grew tall like this!
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Fiddler crabs.
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Green Sea Urchin.
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Yellow Geiger.
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Galapagos post office. People leave postcards for others to hand deliver!
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Galapagos Dove.
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Galapagos Hawk.
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Swallow-tailed gull.
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Nazca booby.
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Wave Albatross.
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Nazca booby with a chick.
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Wave albatrosses doing their mating dance.
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Galapagos Mockingbird I think?
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Saddleback Tortoise.
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Land Iguana.
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Big-ass orb spider!
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Lava lizards mating I think?
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Red-footed Booby. The only species of booby that can perch in trees.
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One of the infamous Darwin's Finches, which lead to the theory of evolution.
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The only time they hoisted the sails on the Nemo, the boat I spent eight days on.
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The back of the Nemo, where we ate our meals.
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Galapagos Mockingbird.
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A rare species of land iguana.
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Hybrid land / marine iguana. The two species interbreed, but the hybrids are infertile.
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Yellow Flycatcher.
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Tropicbird.
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Perched frigate birds.
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Spotted Eagle Ray.
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Golden Cownose Rays.
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Puerto Villamil on Isla Isabela.
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A small lava cave, formed by a bubble of volcanic gas.
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Lava tube.
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On the left the lava is older, oxidation has caused it to turn reddish-brown. On the right, you can see newer lava, which is closer to black.
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Lava wave.
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Lavafall.
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A really large collapsed lava tunnel.
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I *think* this is a fur seal, rather than a sea lion. It's a bit hard to tell them apart, but the seals are bigger and have a more stubby nose.
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Galapagos Penguins.
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Lava bridge.
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Whimbrel.
