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Galapagos - Darwin's
Enchanted Isles
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Juan Tapia explained
with the help of his scarf/kerchief how Darwin's Finches evolved on
Galapagos. |
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Small Ground-Finch in
the cafeteria at Baltra Airport. Some species of Galapagos finches
are adapting to the human population. 14 November 2014. |
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Medium Ground-Finch at
Darwin Research Centre on 11 November 2014 |
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Our interest in the
finches was high - male medium Ground-Finch on Espanola. 9 November
2014. |
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Male Large Ground-Finch on
Genovesa on 13 November 2014 |
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Male Sharp-beaked
Ground-Finch, also know as the Vampire Finch on Genovesa on 13
November 2014. |
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Common Cactus-Finch at
Darwin Research Centre on 11 November 2014 |
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Gray Warbler-Finch on San Cristobal on
10 November 2014. Gray Warbler-Finches are on San Cristobal,
Genovesa, Espanola and Santa Fe, which generally are flatter, drier
islands. An exception is the highlands of San Cristobal. |
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Green Warbler-Finch in the highlands of
Santa Cruz on 11 November 2014. Green Warbler-Finches are found on
Santa Cruz and Santiago. They are generally in the more moist
habitats of the highlands. |
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Small Tree-Finch in
the highlands of Santa Cruz on 11 November 2014 |
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Vegetarian Finch at
Darwin Research Centre on 11 November 2014 |
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