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Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Dolphin Visit in Hanatefau, Tahuata
Mark and I have been anchored in the picturesque bay of Hanatefau, near Hapatoni village in Tahuata for almost a week. During that time we didn’t only get the company of a few other cruising boats, but also of a big pod of dolphins. They like being in this area and frequently visit the anchorage. We are very fortunate to freely and closely watch them fish, flap their tail onto the water surface, frolic, jump, spin and play. Our best guess is that they are spinner dolphins. It is an incredible sight; a show of nature that goes on for hours! Here are some snap shots to capture these magical moments… (We hope to post some long promised wildlife movies once we finally arrive in an area with good and fast internet, which might still be months. In the meantime, pardon us for the crappy layouts and funny looks of the blogs, as we send all these posts over incredibly slow and barely usable internet connections.)
Monday, May 6, 2013
Highlights of the Galapagos - Picture Blog
The main highlight of the Galapagos islands is its wildlife. And the amazingness of that cannot be described in words. A picture says more than... :-) Movies will follow in the future.
Note: None of these animals live in captivity, they are all photographed in their natural environment, except for the mating tortoises.
Sea lions
Blue-footed boobies
Nasca boobies
Marine iguanas
Frigate birds
Pelicans
Giant tortoises
Galapagos penguins
Rays
White tip reef shark or was it black?
Marine turtles
Note: None of these animals live in captivity, they are all photographed in their natural environment, except for the mating tortoises.
Sea lions
| Let's go for a swim! |
| Comfy spot |
| Wet and dry version |
| Perfect spot to sunbathe |
Blue-footed boobies
Nasca boobies
| Love is in the air... |
Frigate birds
Pelicans
Giant tortoises
| Reproduction time |
| Some of these giants grow to be 150 years old |
Galapagos penguins
Rays
| Spotted eagle ray |
| Golden rays |
Marine turtles
| Sunset in San Cristobal |
| Full moon in Isabela |
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