A baby Black-Browed Albatross
From our flight to Ushuaia
From our flight to Ushuaia
Downtown Ushuaia
Our arrival into Stanley, the only "city" on our trip, with a booming population of 2,000.
An ancient church, with a sculpture made of whale bones.
The store where I bought my second Nikon D40X of the trip. The new one lasted just a few days before breaking :-(.
Barack Obama is always a priority for us :-).
A Falklands Flightless Steamer Duck
Kelp Geese
A Brown Skua
Rockhopper Penguins
The Striated Caracara (right)
A Ruddy-headed Goose
A lone King Penguin making his way toward us from across a field.
Magellanic Penguins
The view from our little deck off our room on the Explorer II.
Homework while waiting in line.
On the Zodiac.
Gentoo Penguins
Penguin nests dug into the banks on the shore.
A cluster of Magellanic Penguins.
A Night Heron
The Magellanic Snipe, a great bird to see.
One of the three wrecked ships in the harbour we hiked around.
This beach is full of landmines from the Falklands War, and is now the perfect protected rookery for penguins.
The little triangle in the upper right corner is actually hundreds of penguins.
A jellyfish.
