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... as the mature ones. Plus they poop all over their feet so their feet were quite splattered with white guck. Genovesa has no land iguanas, so the cactus on this island grow very low to the ground, unlike the tall cactus trees we saw on the ...
... ....and a little daunting as my British friends might say. We take a long overnight boat trip up to Genovesa Island, maybe the northernmost of the Galapagos...an 8 hour ride. We wake up in this crater-like bay...a circle perhaps 80% ...
... difficult to remember at first which bird is which, but my discrimination skills greatly improved over time. What's great about Genovesa was that the birds were fearless. They would go on and do their usual daily routine of ...
After a long night of travelling (and serious swaying from side to side!) we arrived at Genovesa Island which was the furthest north of all the islands we visited. This island was perfect for bird watchers and the main desire from the bird-watching couple ...
Genovesa, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
Genovesa, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
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