Galapagos Islands.

All the images in this portfolio were taken in 2006 during a workshop with Arthur Morris, one of the most prominent bird photographers. It was amazing how you could get so close to the birds without disturbing them.

Masked Boobies courting.

Masked Booby.

Flightless cormorant.

Flightless cormorant.

Frigate bird.

Frigate bird with chick.

This frigate bird was showing its chick how to build a nest.

Red-footed booby chick.

Blue-footed booby

Red-footed booby.

Ground finch.

This is one of Darwin's finches.

Lava rock

Lava Lizard and Marine Iguana.

Marine Iguanas.

Iguanas were everywhere along the paths, making it necessary to step over them.

American Oystercatcher.

Brown Pellicans.

Galapagos Hawk.

Red-footed Booby.

Red-footed Booby

Sally Lightfoot Crab.

Sea Lions.

Sea Lions

Swallowed-tailed Gull

Tide Pools.

Tropic Birds

Waved Albatrosses.

These birds mate for life. They breed only on Espanola, one of the Galapagos Islands, returning there every year.