Category: Photo safari
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Turkey vulture
This small vulture is very charateristic and can be easily found in most of South America. Turkey vulture, Urubu à tête rouge (Cathartes aura)Falkland Islands, November 2019.
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South American Snipe
South American Snipe, Bécassine de Magellan (Gallinago paraguaiae)Falkland Islands, November 2019.
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Cobb’s wren
Cobb’s wren, Troglodyte de Cobb (Troglodytes cobbi)Falkland Islands, November 2019.
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Long-tailed meadowlark
Long-tailed meadowlark, Sturnelle australe (Sturnella loyca)Falkland Islands, November 2019.
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Black-chinned siskin
Black-chinned siskin, Chardonneret à menton noir (Spinus barbatus)Falkland Islands, November 2019.
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Austral thrush
Austral thrush, Merle austral (Turdus falcklandii)Falkland Islands, November 2019.
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Leopard seal
Tough photographic conditions to catch only glimpses from this leopard seal hunting (It starts under water, sometimes very near the sand beach, but nearly always finishes more than a hundred yards from the coast, and the meal itself only happens after transporting the victim on a large distance from the hunting grounds). But, it was…
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Sea lion
Strong sexual dimorphism allows easy differentiation of males and females (large and small individuals) of these very active penipedes. You will also note that they hold a thick mane explaining their name (lion manes, eh?). South American sea lion, Otarie à crinière (Otaria flavescens)Falkland Islands, November 2019.
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Elephant seal
Elephant seal, Éléphant de mer du sud (Mirounga leonina)Falkland Islands, November 2019.