KOPPELQUESTS - Photo Gallery 4/23/2004

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	During our dinghy ride exploring the cliffs of Genovesa Island.	A fur sea lion (the other variety here) relaxing along the cliffs.	A good shot of the Galapagos Explorer II
These are called "sally lightfoot crabs" because they apparently can jump easily from rock to rock. We're not sure where the "Sally" part comes from - our naturalist guessed that this is the name of their discoverer - makes sense...	Even the crabs are tame enough to let us get close shots!
This was taken from the beach at Genovesa Island. It shows how the male frigate birds inflate their red pouches and try to attract females flying above.	An interesting picture of a brown and a white red footed booby who are mating. The white version of this species represents only 5% of the total population.	A white red footed booby.