The Enchanted Islands


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June 12th 2009
Published: October 29th 2010
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Don´t think just do! Yes there are arguments about the impact that tourism has on the Galapagos. Yes there are arguments that the Ecuadorian Government simply pockets the USD 100 entry fee and does little to assist the Galapagos population. Yes there are arguments that the islands natural beauty is being spoilt. Disregard the arguments and go. The Galapagos aren´t called the enchanted island... Read Full Entry



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Red footed booby nesting in a treeRed footed booby nesting in a tree
Red footed booby nesting in a tree

apparently they make pretty rubbish nests that fall apart and so their eggs die. ...dehh! Natural selection has not wiped them out just yet
A Hermit CrabA Hermit Crab
A Hermit Crab

The amazing thing about the Galapagos is that you are continually falling over animals.....big and small!
Ann the SnorklerAnn the Snorkler
Ann the Snorkler

These next few pics were all taken with a "Boots" special underwatrer camera.....
White Tip Reef SharkWhite Tip Reef Shark
White Tip Reef Shark

We saw plenty of these guys. They a pretty placide and let you swim around them without them getting too agitated.....almost like everything on the Galapagos.



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