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The Crest of a Dune 6U8A3715 by Daniel D'Auria Via Flickr: Magellanic penguins in various stages of molting stand on the crest of a dune. Of the penguins I photographed, these are the most skittish, preferring to keep their distance from anything that isn't penguin-like.
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Caution Prevails C7A5640 by Daniel D'Auria Via Flickr: On York Bay, Magellanic penguins have gathered along the crests of dunes for the night. The sunrise finds them bathed in golden light and silhouetted against an orange sky. Unlike King and Gentoo penguins, in this species caution prevails when around humans. They do their best to keep a good distance from anyone on the beach. It’s so interesting to observe the differences in behaviors in animals of similar derivation living in the same biome.
Happy penguin day. Apparently it is the 25th April as many Adelie Penguins head north for the winter after going through the moult. Or is it Pingu's birthday!? #rockhopperpenguin #macaronipenguin #gentoopenguins #chinstrappenguins #magellanicpenguins #kingpenguins #adeliepenguin #fjordlandpenguin #yelloweyedpenguin #littlebluepenguin #kevthenatureguide https://www.instagram.com/p/COGGcnoDCco/?igshid=1k48szpmklse2
(04/03/08) It's Thursday Throwback Travel Time! Thinking back to the time while on a South American cruise from Argentina to Chile and fulfilled a lifetime dream to be with penguins in their natural habitat! From disembarking in the capital city of Stanley, visiting Christ Church Cathedral, seeing the 1982 Liberation Memorial, noticing a "Stop All Whaling" exhibit, getting stuck in the mud and having to be pulled out while on a wild jeep ride to see penguins, to finally "playing" with #GentooPenguins, #MagellanicPenguins, and #KingPenguins - cheers!!! . . . #FalklandIslands #Stanley #VolunteerBeach #VolunteerPoint #Penguins @PrincessCruises #StarPrincess #Traveling #Wanderlust #BucketList #OptOutside #AlwaysExplore (at Stanley, Falkland Islands) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDSYnQZj5Nl/?igshid=13xm17dr1he2j
2020 Australis Cruise, Glaciers, and Penguins—
After Cape Horn, we cruised back through the Beagle Channel to see more glaciers. Our first glacier experience was changed because of a medical emergency for some passengers, but it worked out well because we changed the glacier we were visiting and got a more up close and personal look by zodiak of a different one with lots of little iceberglets and a beautiful waterfall. We hiked around another glacier with a gorgeous lagoon and lots of plant life all around it. Our guide was a marine biologist with interest in algae and lichens, so she gave us a lesson on how water-based algae gave way to lichens and mosses and eventually plants. All the guides have some interest or another, so we’ve learned a lot from them.—
In addition to the glaciers, we stopped at Wuluaia Bay on Navorino Island. Its name (in the Yamana language) means beautiful bay. The vistas after our hike up were incredible. Fortunately the guide asked everyone at one point to STFU and just listen to the silence and birds and take it all in without phones, without talking. He called it a Patagonia Moment, and it was so great to have about 40 people just enjoying a moment in nature without the constant chatter and clicking of shutters.—
We learned a bit about the people who lived there before Europeans came. There were five main groups in this area, and most of them lived off seals and mussels. They had a rich spiritual life and oral histories passed down from generations. Like most indigenous peoples in the Americas, religion, hubris, disease, and greed killed them all in just three centuries. Sigh.—
On to cuter subjects, when Magellan’s crew found penguins on Magdalena island and other nearby places, they didn’t know what to make of the braying sound the penguins made to call their mates, so they called them jackass geese. Later changed to jackass penguins, and now properly Magellanic penguins. They’re still awfully cute. The males make nests, and the females choose a nest they like and return to it year after year. The poor male builder of the nest may or may not be the one in the nest to plant his seed in her, but that’s life. The chicks have cute brown feathers, and the juveniles have a lighter gray coat. Then as adults they have their full markings and waterproof feathers. Penguins!!!!—
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Sea Lion Island: Here is my beautiful friend and excellent photographer, @juliette.hennequin. She lives in the Falkland Islands. We spent a few days on Sea Lion catching-up with each other before heading to her home on Beaver Island - just in time for sheep shearing time. From this advantage, we watched the Southern elephant seals and Magellanic penguins on the beach. Nice spot to sit and relax after a great day of exploring the island. #falklandislands #sealionisland #southernelephantseal #magellanicpenguins (at Sea Lion Island) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5Al6iwnzMV/?igshid=1093110ho8x9f
Punta Tombo : a large colony of Magellanic penguins
Magellanic Pingüinos
