Juvenile Albatross - Galapagos
The waved albatross is yet another endemic species to the Galapagos and only nests on Española island.
During our trip we observed many juvenile albatross, such as the one here taking a nip at a friend. No harm was done, but we all carefully walked around this guy as we proceeded on the trail.
The access to rare and fearless animal species is what makes a trip to the Galapagos a truly unique experience.
Juvenile Albatross - Galapagos
Albatross on Española island
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You are soooo lucky. I would love to go to the Galapagos. It’s on the list.
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Sooo cool! Now I’m thinking of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner!!!
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