List
of Sightings 
Route Map
3/7 Baltra/North Seymour/South Plaza
3/11 Santa Cruz: Darwin Station & Highlands
3/12: Cerro Dragon (west Santa Cruz) & Sombrero Chino
List of Sightings: Birds, Reptiles, Mammals, Fish
0307 (17)
blue-footed booby
masked booby
brown pelican
swallow-tailed gulls
frigate birds (Magnificent & Great)
brown noddy
small ground finch
whimbrel
oystercatchers (American)
wandering tattler
ruddy turnstone
semi-palmated plover
Audubon's sheerwater
red-billed tropicbird
great blue heron
franklin's gull
0308 (6)
yellow warblers (incl nestling)
Galapagos hawk [immature]
Galapagos dove
Galapagos mockingbird
common cactus finch
medium ground finch
0309 (4)
Hood Mockingbird
large billed flycatcher
large cactus finch
warbler finch
[mature Gal hawk]
0310 (5)
Charles mockingbird
white-cheeked pintail duck
yellow-crowned night heron
lava heron
small tree finch
0311 (8)
lava gull
woodpecker finch
vermillion flycatcher
small tree finch
large ground finch
dark billed cuckoo
cattle egret
0312 (3)
least sandpiper
ani
penguin
black-necked stilt
0313 (5)
short-eared owl
red footed boobies (& white phase, only 5% of population)
wedge-rumped storm petrel (Galapagos)
band-rumped storm petrel (madeiran)
vampire finch (sharp-beaked ground finch or vampiritos)
0315 (2)
flightless cormorant
Elliot's storm petrel
0316 (2)
striated heron
sanderling
0317
great egret
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Galapagos Mammals
Galapagos fur sealions
Galapagos sealions
sei whales
porpoises
goats
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Galapagos Fish
yellow-tailed mullet
flag cabrillo
king angel fish
sargentt major
great mickey
blue chinned & bi-color parrot fish
large banded blenny
gold -rimmed and yellow-tailed surgeon fish
yellow-bellied trigger fish
concentric puffer fish (off side of boat before lunch)
mahi mahi (lunch)
manta ray
white-tipped shark
stingray
bumphead parrotfish
rainbow wrasse
azure parrotfish
yellow-tailed damselfish
urchins: brown spiny, green, & pencil
yellow-phase puffer fish
streamer hawkfish
grioli gringo
guinea fowl puffer
giant damselfish (juvenile)
volcano barnacles
limpets
orange tea coral
Devil's Crown
hammerhead
moorish idol
octopus
chocolate chip starfish
pyramid seastar
tan seastar
trumpetfish
ghostcrabs
hermit crabs
stone scorpion fish
scythe-marked butterfly fish
Sombrero Chino
flying fish
needlefish
Genovesa
cornet fish
cow-nosed golden ray
sea cucumbers
prax fish
4-eyed blenny
black-finned tuna
blue porcupine fish
rainbow runner
Bartolomé & Isabela
black-tailed mullet
yellow-tailed mullet (trapped in the pools in the lava flow)
James Bay (Santiago)
mexican Hawkfish
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Galapagos Reptiles
marine iguanas
lava lizards
yellow-bellied snake
pacific green turtles
land iguanas
