Friday, December 4, 2009


The Galapagos Islands' inhospitable nature has saved them for much of their history
In the middle of the ocean (with hardly a drop of fresh water) the islands left visitors unimpressed for centuries


Wilson took this tour ... I lounged on the ship.
There was an attempt to make it thru that crack - I hear it's all in the timing.

Next to the boat you are one, a good guide is the most important factor in your visit
All guides are trained and licensed by the National Park Service
In general, the more expensive the tour, the better the guide


Frigatebirds
... Did you know ...
These bad boys of the Galapagos are notorious for making a living stealing food from other species
The males' distinctive red throat pouch is inflated to attract females
Once they go to the bother of pumping it up with air, they will leave it inflated all day

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