【K】Ecuador Travel-Galapagos[에콰도르 여행-갈라파고스]비야밀 해변 일출/Sunrise at Puerto Villamil Beach/Observatory
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일출을 보기 위해 나는 비야밀 해변의 전망대로 향했다 비야밀 해변 한켠에는 출입을 금지하는 줄이 쳐 있는데 이구아나 산란처가 있기 때문이다 이구아나는 2월에서 4월 사이에 산란을 하는데, 모래에 구멍을 파고, 1 회에 1-6 개의 알을 낳는다 수컷들이 아침부터 세력권을 놓고 머리를 누르며, 번식 경쟁을 위해 치열하게 싸우고 있었다 바다 해변 가장자리에 세워진 전망대 마침 일출이 떠오르고 있어 그 장관을 보기 위해 나는 계단을 올랐다 한 여인이 일출을 보면서 음악을 듣고 있었다 무슨 음악을 듣고 있을까 적도에서 보는 태양은 적도라서 그런지 태양이 더욱 가깝게 느껴졌다 모두들 일출을 조용히 감상하고 있는데 어디선가 갑자기 펠리컨이 날아와 앉았다 놀라우면서도 미소를 짓게 만드는 순간이었다 일출을 감상하던 사람들은 보너스를 받은 것처럼 펠리컨의 일거수일투족을 지켜보았다 자연의 여백 속에서 뭔가 특별한 기억을 선사하고 펠리컨은 다시 자연의 여백 속으로 사라졌다
[English: Google Translator]
To view the sunrise, I headed to the observation deck of the Villa mill beach Villa Mill Beach hankyeon The Hit a line that allowed at Iguana sanrancheo is because iguanas to spawn between April-February, digging holes in the sand, lays 1-6 eggs at a time from the morning males leave the territory while pressing the head, were fighting fierce competition for breeding observatory was built on the beach by the sea edge finish it emerged to see the spectacular sunrise I climbed the stairs one woman watching the sunrise was listening to music, the sun is shown in the equatorial could hear what music equator because grunge sun is closer feeling was there and quietly listen to all of the sunrise nowhere pelicans fly and sat Fab while making put a smile It was the moment people who watch the sunrise and watched the pelicans every move as if receiving an award brings something special in mind the margin of nature and the Pelican disappeared in the margin back to nature
[Spanish: Google Translator]
Para ver la salida del sol, me dirigí a la plataforma de observación de la playa del molino Villa Villa Molino Beach hankyeon El Hit una línea que permiten en Iguana sanrancheo es porque las iguanas para desovar entre abril-febrero, cavar hoyos en la arena, establece 1-6 huevos a la vez de los machos de la mañana salida del territorio mientras presiona la cabeza, estaban luchando feroz competencia por el observatorio de cría fue construido en la playa por el acabado borde del mar emergió para ver la salida del sol espectacular Subí las escaleras de un mujer viendo la salida del sol estaba escuchando música, el sol se muestra en el ecuatorial podría oír lo ecuador música porque grunge sol es el sentimiento más cerca estaba allí y en silencio escuchar toda la salida del sol en ninguna parte pelícanos vuelan y se sentó Fab tiempo que poner una sonrisa Fue el pueblo momento que ven la salida del sol y observó a los pelícanos cada movimiento como si recibir un premio trae algo especial en mente el margen de la naturaleza y el Pelícano desapareció en el margen de volver a la naturaleza
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■클립명: 남미008-에콰도르03-08 비야밀 해변 전망대에서 바라본 일출/Galapagos/Sunrise at Puerto Villamil Beach/Observatory
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■촬영일자: 2015년 2월 February
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Exploring the Galapagos from Puerto Villamil
Isabela is the biggest island in the Galapagos but it's only town, Puerto Villamil, is small and rustic. From here, you can depart on a series of day tours to explore the surroundings, by land or water. More:
Galapagos Puerto Villamil
Playa de Puerto Villamil en las Isla Isabela de Galapagos
Galapagos Islands 2017 - Ecuador Trip
The Rivera family took a 3 day trip to the Galapagos Islands and we were able to visit the island of Santa Cruz. While there, we saw turtles, seals, iguanas and blue footed boobies.
Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz, Galapagos Islands, Galapagos, Ecuador, South America
Puerto Ayora is a town in central Galápagos, Ecuador. Located on the southern shore of Santa Cruz Island, it is the seat of Santa Cruz Canton. The town is named in honor of Isidro Ayora, an Ecuadorian president. The town is sometimes mistakenly referred to as Santa Cruz. Puerto Ayora at night on the Island of Santa Cruz in the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador. Fresh Water Swimming in Puerto Ayora, Galapagos on the Island of Santa Cruz. Puerto Ayora is the most populous town in the Galápagos Islands, with more than 12,000 inhabitants. Puerto Ayora has the best developed infrastructure in the archipelago. The larger of the two Galápagos banks, Banco del Pacifico, is located in Puerto Ayora, as well as schools, hotels, restaurants, clothing stores, hardware stores, grocery stores, marine stores, tourist shops and night clubs. It is the best place in Galápagos for communicating with the outside world via numerous cybercafes with Internet access or telephone offices. Puerto Ayora emergency medical facilities include a new hospital opened in 2006 and the island's only hyperbaric chamber. The main Avenue is named Avenida Charles Darwin and begins on the main dock of Puerto Ayora and finish in the Charles Darwin Research Station. Home to both the Charles Darwin Foundation and the Galápagos National Park, Puerto Ayora is the center of the Galápagos conservation efforts. Island visitors may visit the Charles Darwin Research Station to learn the history of the islands and future conservation plans. North Seymour Island is an hour away by boat and has a wide array of animals with no people living on the island. Tortuga Bay is a short walk from center of Puerto Ayora where you can view marine iguanas, birds, galapagos crabs and a natural mangrove where you can spot white tip reef sharks and the gigantic galápagos tortoise. Puerto Ayora has a protected location, along the shores of Academy Bay, where a refreshing breeze often provides pleasant weather. Temperatures vary between 18 and 29 °C (64 and 82 °F). The hot season usually runs from December to May.The Itabaca Channel is located between two islands in the Galápagos, Baltra Island, also known as South Seymour Island and Santa Cruz Island. The Itabaca Channel is used by water taxis who take people from Baltra to Santa Cruz. Academy Bay is a busy harbor, normally full of boats cruising the islands, passing private yachts and local fishing boats. This bay is a good location to spot brown pelicans, golden rays, marine iguanas, herons, lava gulls, frigate birds, Galápagos sea lions, and large numbers of blue-footed boobies, which fish by spectacular plunge diving. Fresh water is at a premium on the island and in this town. Locals practice water conservation and typically collect rainwater during the rainy season. There is a desalination plant on the island. Many facilities have separate water systems with varying degrees of use/quality. For example, water used for cleaning/showering may not be potable.
Ecuador Galapagos Isabella Island Excursion toTortuga Ennio 2009
Foto escursione all'isola di Tortuga di fronte a Puerto Villamil isola di Isabela Galapagos Ecuador. Ennio Febbraio 2009
Windsurfing at Puerto Villamil, Isabela, Galapagos Islands
Windsurfing with Goya X1 115L and NeilPryde Solo 7.0
Galapagos Below
Humboldt Explorer 2011 Trip most Wolf Island
Scubadiving Isabela Island Galapagos Ecuador
Perfect diving with giant manta rays, hammerheads, galapagos sharks, sea turtles and much more in the Galapagos.
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Floreana Island - A Closer Look at Ecuador's Galapagos Islands
Floreana Island has an abundance of natural attractions and plenty of things for wildlife enthusiasts to see and do. Floreana is a popular stop on lots of cruises that come to this area — out of all the islands in the Galápagos, it has one of the most unusual histories. Carve out time here to hear the strange tales of its human settlers and to see one of the most remote mailboxes in the world.
Floreana Island attracts bird watchers with its endemic species, chiefly the medium tree finch. On a nature tour, you might take a hike to a lagoon where you can see flamingos and other interesting birds frolicking near the water’s edge. Around Floreana’s port, you can spot plenty of the usual Galápagos wildlife— iguanas and sea lions dot the beach. On a boating tour, you’ll cruise by the collapsed volcanic cone called The Devil’s Crown, which has its own reef that attracts a lot of marine wildlife. Stop here for snorkeling among angelfish and hammerhead sharks.
Floreana also has its own population of Galápagos tortoises. Because these tortoises have such long lifespans, it’s likely that these tortoises were present when the island saw its first human settlers, an ill-fated group that arrived in Floreana in the 1920s, as part of an attempt to escape modernity. They lived in caves and did the best they could with plants that the island provided. Learn more about the history of the island on a visit to the highlands, an area that pirates used to frequent.
At Post Office Bay, you can check a post office box that’s been there since the 19th century, a mail system that left delivery largely up to chance. Sailors would check the mailbox and take the letters with them if they thought they could complete the delivery. Travelers today keep up the tradition, leaving postcards and taking any with addresses near their hometowns.
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Galapagos Penguin in Puerto Villamil harbour
A Galapagos Penguin swims around Puerto Villamil harbour in the Galapagos Islands
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요트를 타고 갈라파고스 깊은 바다를 여행해보기로 했다 갈라파고스 다이빙은 전세계 다이버들에게 이상향으로 여겨지고 있다 훔볼트 해류와 크롬웰 해류는 갈라파고스 산맥에 부딪혀 위로 올라오는데 이때 적도의 햇볕을 받아 식물성 플랑크톤이 엄청나게 증식을 하게 된다. 이로 인해 수많은 물고기들이 모여들게 되고 작은 물고기를 따라 상어와 고래 등 대형어류들도 모여든다 이번에 가게 되는 다이빙 포인트는 시모어섬 근해이다 가는 도중에 다이버 마스터가 다이버들에게 다이빙할 지역의 지형과 주의사항에 대해 브리핑을 해주었다. 드디어 다이빙 포인트에 도착했다. 다이버들은 흥분된 가슴을 안고 고무보트에 오른다. 나도 이번 잠수에서 상어를 비롯해 귀상어와 대형 가오리, 거북이나 큰 그룹의 고기떼를 주로 관찰하는 것을 목표로 삼았다
[English: Google Translator]
Ohneunde decided to try traveling the deep sea aboard the Galapagos Yachts Galapagos Diving climb up is believed to global diversity as a utopia Humboldt Current and Cromwell currents hit the Galapagos Mountains where will the growth under the sun enormously phytoplankton of the equator. Because of this many fish moyeodeulge are in accordance with the little fish sharks and whales, including also the big fish gather this time diving point where the store is briefed on the terrain and precautions in the area to dive to Seymour Island Offshore is the way diver master diver the gave. We finally arrived at the diving point. Divers are facing a rise in rubber boats excited chest. I took primarily aims to observe hammerhead sharks and large stingrays, turtles and a large group of gogitte including shark diving at this time
[Spanish: Google Translator]
Ohneunde decidió intentar viajar las profundidades del mar a bordo del Galápagos Yates de Galápagos subida Buceo hasta se cree que la diversidad global como una utopía Corriente de Humboldt y las corrientes Cromwell llegó a las montañas de Galápagos, donde va el crecimiento bajo el sol enormemente fitoplancton del ecuador. Debido a esto muchos moyeodeulge peces se ajustan a los pequeños tiburones y ballenas de peces, entre ellos también el pez grande se reúnen este punto de buceo de tiempo donde la tienda se informó sobre el terreno y las precauciones en la zona para bucear a Seymour Offshore Island es la forma buceador principal buceador la dio. Finalmente llegamos al punto de buceo. Los buzos se enfrentan a un aumento de los botes de goma en el pecho excitados. Tomé apunta principalmente para observar tiburones martillo y grandes rayas, tortugas y un gran grupo de gogitte incluyendo buceo con tiburones en este momento
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■클립명: 남미008-에콰도르03-14 갈라파고스, 바다 다이빙/Galapagos/Diving/Seymour Island/Shark
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 표만석 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2015년 2월 February
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Galapagos Isabella Island, Ecuador-Avril 2014
Vue d'ensemble de l'île Isabella des Galapagos, de sa ville principale Puerto Villamil et des créatures étranges qui l'habitent: manchots des Galapagos, Iguanes marins, crabe-fantôme, fous à pieds bleus et Flamant des Caraïbes.
Isabela Island of Galapagos and Galapagos penguin, marine Iguana, Galapagos Ghost Crab, Blue-footed booby and American flamingo.
Isla Isabela en Galapagos y Pingüino de las Galápagos, iguana marina,cangrejos fantasma, piquero patiazul y flamenco del Caribe.
Marine iguanas, Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos Islands, Ecuador, South America
The marine iguana is an iguana found only on the Galápagos Islands that has the ability, unique among modern lizards, to live and forage in the sea, making it a marine reptile. The iguana can dive over 9 m (30 ft) into the water. It has spread to all the islands in the archipelago, and is sometimes called the Galápagos marine iguana. It mainly lives on the rocky Galápagos shore, but can also be spotted in marshes and mangrove beaches. On his visit to the islands, Charles Darwin was revolted by the animals' appearance, writing: The black Lava rocks on the beach are frequented by large (60--90 cm (2.0--3.0 ft), disgusting clumsy Lizards. They are as black as the porous rocks over which they crawl & seek their prey from the Sea. I call them 'imps of darkness'. They assuredly well become the land they inhabit. Amblyrhynchus cristatus is not always black; the young have a lighter coloured dorsal stripe, and some adult specimens are grey, and adult males vary in colour with the season. Dark tones allow the lizards to rapidly absorb heat to minimize the period of lethargy after emerging from the water. Breeding-season adult males on the southern islands (Española, Floreana and nearby islets) are the most colourful and will acquire red and teal-green colours, while on Santa Cruz they are brick red and black, and on Fernandina they are brick red and dull greenish. Another difference between the iguanas is size, which is different depending on the island the individual iguana inhabits. The iguanas living on the islands of Fernandina and Isabela (named for the famous rulers of Spain) are the largest found anywhere in the Galápagos. On the other end of the spectrum, the smallest iguanas are found on the island on Genovesa. Adult males are up to 1.7 metres (5.6 ft) long, females 0.6--1 metre (2.0--3.3 ft), males weigh up to 1.5 kilograms (3.3 lb). The marine iguana lacks agility on land but is a graceful swimmer. Its laterally flattened tail and spiky dorsal fins aid in propulsion, while its long, sharp claws allow it to hold onto rocks in strong currents. Its diet consists of seaweed and algae. A flat snout and sharp teeth enable it to browse on algae growing on rocks. A nasal gland filters its blood for excess salt ingested while eating, which is expelled through the nostrils, often leaving white patches of salt on its face. As an ectothermic animal, the marine iguana can spend only a limited time in cold water diving for algae. Dives of more than 15 m may last up to half an hour. Afterwards it basks in the sun to warm up. Until it can do so it is unable to move effectively, making it vulnerable to predation. Marine iguanas become highly defensive when in this state, biting at potential threats. During the breeding season males assemble large harems of females, which they guard aggressively against rivals. Marine iguanas have been found to change their size to adapt to varying food conditions. During an El Niño cycle in which food diminished for two years, some were found to decrease their length by as much as 20%. When food supply returned to normal, iguana size followed suit. It is speculated that the bones of the iguanas actually shorten as shrinkage of connective tissue could only account for a 10% change in length. Research suggests iguanas secrete a stress hormone that induces decreased skeletal size. El Niño conditions also increase mortality among larger-bodied iguanas, which take longer after foraging trips to warm up and digest algae consumed than smaller-bodied iguanas. Thus the latter are able to make more feeding excursions in a given day. The marine iguana is completely protected under the laws of Ecuador, and is listed under CITES Appendix II. Decreases in food supply due to El Niño cause periodic major declines in population. The species is threatened by predation by introduced species such as cats and dogs, which prey particularly upon its young. The total population size is unknown, but is, according to IUCN, at least 50,000, and estimates from the Charles Darwin Research Station are in the hundreds of thousands. Researchers theorize that land iguanas and marine iguanas evolved from a common ancestor since arriving on the islands from South America, presumably by rafting. It is thought that the ancestral species inhabited a part of the volcanic archipelago that is now submerged. The two species remain mutually fertile, and occasionally hybridize where their ranges overlap.
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Marine Iguanas outside Puerto Villamil
Part of my trip to Galapagos in 2012 where I spent a month doing conservation work in the Galapagos rainforest on San Cristobal Island.
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Visiting Isabela Island, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
Isabela Island is the ultimate Galapagos paradise where nature and wildlife dominate the landscape!
Due to its somewhat remote location, Isabela is not always visited on Galapagos cruises or included in Galapagos tour itineraries, which is an absolute shame!
Isabela was our favourite island in the Galapagos and it’s a destination you just can’t miss while in the Galapagos! Here is why..
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Puerto Ayora Santa Cruz Galápagos
Puerto Ayora is a town in central Galápagos, Ecuador. Located on the southern shore of Santa Cruz Island, it is the seat of Santa Cruz Canton.
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갈라파고스 제도에서 가장 큰 섬인 이사벨라 섬으로 가기 위해 아요라 선착장을 찾았다 산타크루즈 섬에서 다른 섬을 가려면 이 선착장에서 배를 타야 한다 갈라파고스 입도할 때는 물론 다른 섬으로 이동할 때에도 짐 검사를 해야 한다. 갈라파고스 생태계를 보호하기 위한 조치이다 산타크루즈 섬에서 이사벨라 섬까지는 약 1시간정도 배를 타고 가야 한다 동물에 대한 배려는 때로는 사람들을 당황하게 할 때도 있다 분명히 사람들이 앉아야 할 벤치인데 사람들이 앉지 못하고 쩔쩔 매고 있다 바다사자가 텃새를 부리기 때문이다 바다사자는 살그머니 곁눈질로 사람들을 견제하고 있다 한 중년남자가 벤치 옆 공간에 앉아 사진 찍어보려 했다가 바다사자가 으르렁 대는 바람에 앉지 못하고 일어서야 했다 마침내 벤치는 바다의 왕자 바다사자 차지가 되었다
[English: Google Translator]
The largest island in the Galapagos Islands Isabela Island to go to LA 's found the dock when you go to another island to catch a boat from the marina in Santa Cruz island in the Galapagos size as well when moved to another island luggage should be checked. Galapagos ecosystem for the measures to protect should go riding for about an hour times until Isabela Island Santa Cruz Island caring for the animals and sometimes even to embarrass people obviously hard not sit people inde bench people to sit it is because the sea lions sing the resident sea lions quietly and containment people to squint a middle-aged man was want to view a picture with sitting next to a bench space had to happen did not sit in the wind versus sea lions roaring at last bench sea Prince of sea lion was accounted
[Spanish: Google Translator]
La isla más grande de Galápagos Islands Isla Isabela para ir a LA 's encontrado el muelle cuando vas a otra isla para coger un barco desde el puerto deportivo en la isla de Santa Cruz, en el tamaño de Galápagos, así cuando se mueve a otro equipaje isla debe ser revisado. Galápagos ecosistemas para las medidas de protección deben ir a caballo durante aproximadamente una hora hasta que los tiempos que cuida la isla Isabela Isla Santa Cruz para los animales e incluso a veces para avergonzar a la gente, obviamente, difícil no sentarse la gente la gente banco inde para sentarse es porque los lobos marinos cantan los leones marinos residentes en silencio y la gente de contención que entrecerrar los ojos de un hombre de mediana edad se quiere ver una imagen con la que se sienta al lado de un espacio en la mesa tenía que suceder no sentarse en el viento frente a lobos marinos rugiendo por fin el mar banco Príncipe de lobo marino fue contado
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■클립명: 남미008-에콰도르03-06 선착장의 텃새 부리는 바다사자/Galapagos/Puerto Ayora, Sea Lions/Isabela Island
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 표만석 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2015년 2월 February
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남미,America,아메리카,에콰도르,Ecuador,Ecuador,,표만석,2015,2월 February,갈라파고스,Galapagos,Galápagos
Lagoon outside Puerto Villamil
Part of my trip to Galapagos in 2012 where I spent a month doing conservation work in the Galapagos rainforest on San Cristobal Island.
Visit my blog to see more about my trip.
or visit my flickr gallery to see all my photos.
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