The animal that we saw most frequently on shirts, postcards, and tour itineraries in the Galapagos was the blue footed booby. We were pretty disappointed that we didn't even see one on the first 5 days on Puerto Ayora. On our tour to Isabela we finally saw hundreds of them.
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neat. Missed you guys. What have you been up to?
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful bird with such an elegant name!
ReplyDeleteoh that last photo is too much <3
ReplyDeletethat's one of my favourite animals, hopefully I will get to see them someday soon too and I am glad you did get to see 'em!
They have blue feet! I love them, they are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI'm happy you enjoyed Isabela... especially after Floreana. Great fotos. Did you learn how they got the name boobie?
ReplyDeleteAna - South Africa's internet connections have not been kind to us. We're going to Kruger - can't promise that there won't be some gaps, but hopefully we can schedule some posts!
ReplyDeleteagain love images and am glad you are having such fun.x My son and wife in Patagonia!xxlynda
ReplyDeletei bet there were at least a few people who found this post looking for different boobies. are their feet really as blue as they look in the pictures? so cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat great photos! They are such cute little guys!
ReplyDeleteawww they're cute!!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a bird person, but the boobies are cute with the blue feet!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything like this. I think they might be my new favorite animal! Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeletealways heard about these birds, never seen em. that blue is incredible!
ReplyDeleteand im going to nyc tomorrow! ill let you know how martha goes and it there are any men in the audience, haha.
they look like their feet were dipped in easter egg paint :)
ReplyDeletebeutiful pictures, and beutiful birds
ReplyDeletemore lovely photos...those are some shockingly colorful feet!
ReplyDeletethe feet color is crazy... it ll be more fun if its also glow in the dark :P
ReplyDeleteps: add ur button ad my blog. :)
Awesome pictures. I'm going there later this year. Seeing these pictures I want to go right now...
ReplyDeletei've been wanting to see blue footed boobies for so long... i am moving to ecuador soon, maybe that will be my chance to get to galapagos!
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