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... for target practice to the brink of total annihilation. Some kind soul rescued 50 pairs and repatriated them to the safety of North Seymour where they could live on in peace. The last new addition to my Galapagos Stamp book was a pair of Ruddy Turnstones ...
Day 145: January 7, 2008 Puerto Baquerizo Moreno to Isla Baltra and Isla Seymour Norte I slept very well but apparently the boat rocked a lot. I never noticed, thinking it was a smooth crossing. We awoke at 7:30 and had breakfast at 8:00, anchored ...
After an early breakfast we disembarked at our last stop, North Seymour Island. Here we saw frigatebirds, the blue-footed booby, and of course the many sea lions. Indeed, we saw a sea lion surfing the waves... quite a sight! The striking courtship display ...
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