Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
The Flightless Cormorant only found in the Galapagos. Uses its wings to swim thru the water to catch fish.
The Galapagos Penguin–the most northern found penguin in the world.
When I came up for air next to this wall, I found two Blue Footed Boobies clinging to the edge.
These iguanas have adapted to life on the edge of these volcanos. They breathe air and live at the edge of the water on the cliffs or by tide pools. Then they swim down into the reefs and grip the coral with their claws and munch the tasty sea plants. When they come back to shore they sneeze out the salt.
This one had a lil fish that was trying to steal his bites ( look closely to the left of his mouth)
It was so incredible to swim with the turtles and see them come up for air. I tried to get a half in/half out of the water shot…but he was too fast. And I was bobbing up and down like a cork in the waves.
They LOVED to play with you. This one swam straight toward me and knocked my mask off.
This lil pup was really hard to catch –he swam so fast and erratically.
This Kingfisher had quite the grip on this lil branch to stay in the windstorm.
Aren’t his lil feet cute?
