| Our second stop in Galapagos was Isla Floreana |
| Sea lions rule |
| Marine iguanas were everywhere |
| Sally Lightfoot crab adults were conspicuous, but immatures are rock colored |
| **Snore** |
| Stealth was not needed to get close to wildlife in the Galapagos |
| Nude sunbathing on the rocks |
| They look scary but they don't bite |
| Doing the same thing they've been doing for millenia |
| Old Glory at sundown, seen through the bug screen and a haze of bugs! |
| The view seaward from the top of Isla Floreana |
| One of Darwin's blasted famous finches --Lesser? Greater? Cactus Finch |
| A modern carving in an ancient style |
| A massive Opuntia cactus |
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| Opuntias are fairly salt-spray tolerant |
| An islet of opuntias next to the anchorage |
| Nude sunbathing on the beach |
| Can you find the marine iguana in this picture?? |
| The beach at low tide off the anchorage at Isla Floreana |
| Can you spot the crab? |
| Intrepid Galapagos adventurer |
| A great snorkel spot |
