This photo was taken in: Galapagos
This photo was taken with: Nikon F50, 70 - 300mm Sigma Lens
Notes on this photo: Female

The photo was taken by: Andrew Barnes

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Lonely Planet: Ecuador & the Galapagos Islands Buy from: Amazon.co.uk   or Amazon.com Rob Rachowiecki Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands are covered in this comprehensive travel guide, designed for all budgets. Features of the text include: over 50 detailed regional and city maps; information on Ecuador\'s national parks and reserves; and background essays on wildlife, geography, people and places. Advice on accommodation, eating and travelling around is also provided.

The Birds of Ecuador Vol 1: Status, Distribution and Taxonomy Buy from: Amazon.co.uk   or Amazon.com Robert S. Ridgely Volume 1: Status, Distribution and Taxonomy contains detailed information on the ecology, status and distribution of all species. Introductory chapters deal with geography, climate and vegetation; bird migration in Ecuador, Ecuadorian ornithology, endemic bird areas in Ecuador and conservation. Individual species accounts treat habitat, distribution and taxonomy.

Ecuador and Its Galapagos Islands Buy from: Amazon.co.uk   or Amazon.com Dave Pearson, Les Beletsky Ecotravellers to Ecuador want to experience tropical forest and other stunning habitats and catch glimpses of exotic wildlife, such as toucans and parrots, monkeys and anteaters, frogs and toads, crocodiles and snakes. On the Galapagos Islands, curious visitors want to see with their own eyes the exotic, unique and tame wildlife that stimulated Charles Darwin.