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ISO 500 f/6.3 1/400

Darwin's inspiration. ISO 100 f/6.3 1/200

ISO 800 f/6.3 1/640 Unlike the Blue Footed Booby and the Nazca Booby, the Red Footed Booby adapted to grip branches. ISO 3200 f/6.3 1/1600

A sea lion pup enjoys playing with a piece of trash. ISO 320 f/5.6 1/160

Ecological naiveté is a large part of what makes the Galápagos archipelago special. The standards of conservation are so high that humans are not perceived as a threat. Shot from 6 feet away. ISO 100 1/200

On the island of Genovesa in the Galápagos, the short-eared owl is the apex predator, replacing the Galápagos hawk. They are diurnal and can be found on cliff tops and cave entrances, ambushing storm petrels.

He's big into leaf peeping. Shot with iPhone.

An osprey's view of Cape Cod.

Meet Rusty the vizsla. Taken at ~10 degrees F in Connecticut after a blizzard.