See more of Seymore Island

As we walked the trail we got to see several land iguanas walk right by us and a couple of marine iguanas as well. We saw a nest for a Land Iguana and a rat trap that they're using to catch rats. Luis our guide told us that they took seven years to come up with a particular type of rat bait that will both attract the rats and meet their culinary needs.  They are trying to trap the rats out of there to get back to a more natural ecosystem. We also saw chicks both blue-footed boobies and frigate bird chicks. A couple of skeletons of iguanas and frigatebirds. Then we got back on the boat.

Sea Lion

The marine iguana is dark to allow for quick warming in the sun

The land iginla us more colorful

This guy was pretty small

The waves were beautiful 

A rounded head for eating alger as close to the rocks as possible 

A more traditional head shape on the land iguanas 

The male is trying hard to impress 

A rock pillow will do just fine

Rat trap for invasive black rats

We saw some smaller sea lions surfing

Iguana nest

Nice feet!

A Male on the top and a female below him

Fully I floated and calling to the females

Two young boobie chicks looking healthy

A very young boobie chick

Not much of a nest

Lands end for this land iguana

Also the end of the line for this Frigate 

Fuzzy Frigates 

Also a minimal nest

Ready for pick up

Swallow tail gulls in love