
Sea Lions necks are different allowing them to 180 degree put their heads backward.

Ahhh-tha hits the spot!
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Sea Lions necks are different allowing them to 180 degree put their heads backward.
Ahhh-tha hits the spot!
Galapagos sea lions (they have no seals) are different from the california version with their ears…
The males do a dance where they show their feet. The darker blue the more handsome they are as it indicates good health.
Blue footed Boobie Mom with chick.
Baby , mom, and dad.
The male frigate birds puff up their red pouches (which can stay inflated for days) to attract females. He hasn’t moved for a while. There is a spider web just in front of him.
Who will the female (second from left) choose?
These guys JUMP! I did not however managed to catch one in action…
I call this “The Flamenco Dancer”. The way he kept throwing his one wing out while on the branch reminded me of a dancer throwing the bottom of her dress..