Galapagos: North Seymour Island
I HOPE YOU LIKE PICTURES OF BIRDS! 'Cuz that's what you're gonna get to reflect our day trip to North Seymour Island. A bird sanctuary, this was absolutely one of the best days of my life. Literally hundreds or thousands of frigate birds and blue footed boobies, unafraid of humans, with their nests everywhere across the island. The island itself is a rocky outcropping, with many stubby trees in the middle (Here, you can see a sea lion in the foreground -- he's the same color as the rocks.) We were there during an exciting time for both species of birds -- both birds were wrapping up their mating season, but we still had a chance to see the magnificent frigate bird look for a mate. Plus, we got to see both frigates and boobies in various life cycles. Here are baby frigate birds -- super fuzzy! Juvenile frigates - still have their yellow from youth, but have more feathers than fuzz. Breeding pairs will lay only one single egg each season, an