July 28, 2016

Blowing In the Wind

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July 28, 2016
Blowing In the Wind

Species: Swallow Tailed Gull | Location: Genovese Island, Galapagos Islands

By Elvira Yanez

A swallow tailed gull takes in the breeze on Genovese Island. This photo was take on a trip to the Galapagos with Nat Hab.

About The Photographer

Retired programmer who has always loved to take pictures now has the time, The incredible diversity this planet never ceases to amaze....as does the fact we are relentlessly destroying it. I want to see, enjoy and record as much of it as I can.

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