Photographic impressions from our travels…
Above: A Kelp Gull flies over a colony of King Cormorants nesting in the Beagle Channel at the tip of South America.
Right: A Rock Shag, a species of cormorants, sometimes called Magellanic shags. They are rarely seen but can be encountered around the Falkland Islands. This one was photographed off Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. They nest on cliffs or steep, rocky places.
A Gentoo Penguin mother with her young chick in a rookery on the south coast of the main island in the Falklands.
A Puffin from the Shetland Islands in the North Sea.
The Over 1,000 Year Old Legend Of Lorelei
While cruising on the Rhine in Germany you’ll pass by a massive slate rock formation with statues associated with it. The rock itself and the statues are named Lorelei. The lower statue near the river is a bronze sculpture portraying the mythical siren Lorelei, who is said to have lured sailors to their doom on…
Searching For Sri Lanka’s Unique Monitor Lizard
Photographed in Yala National Park. Sri Lanka by The Intentional Travelers