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| Flightless Cormorant |
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| Iguanas spooning |
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| Sea Lion sun-bathing |
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| Cormorant hunting |
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| Cormorants nesting |
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| Marine Iguanas warming up before feeding |
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| Flightless Cormorant |
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| Blue-Footed Boobies |
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| Blue-Footed Boobies |
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| Blue-Footed Booby |
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| Sunset that evening |
With much anticipation, we arrived at Fernandina, the youngest and most active volcano in the Galapagos. We walked along the flat lava of Punta Espinosa and saw flightless cormorants diving into the waters in search of food. Green sea turtles bathed in the tide pools and marines iguanas scattered across the rocks in large numbers. Rambunctious sea lions played as iguanas dipped in the water to feed on algae. There is nothing more beautiful than to see wildlife in harmony. In the afternoon, we took a boat ride around Tagus Cove, on the west coast of Isabela where we finally saw blue footed boobies resting on the volcanic rock along with penguins and pelicans. Our Galapagos trip was coming to an end but what a way to end it.
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