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  2. Aug 5

    Swimming with mini Godzilla buddy.

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  3. Aug 6

    Chance encounters with amazing marine life are a common occurrence in the , but it's the flexibility of small group travel that makes the difference. Learn more:

    Dolphin watching in the Galapagos Islands with Quasar Expeditions
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  4. Aug 11

    Floreana Island had the ' first – a barrel where those who passed through could leave or take any they could deliver. Today the tradition is kept alive by tourists.

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  5. Aug 5

    Hey y'all! In one week I'm defending my PhD and you're invited to the public seminar! On August 12th at 1 pm EDT, come learn about Nazca booby foraging in and how it changes with age and environmental variation. Let me know if you want to attend and I'll send a link!

    Image of title slide of powerpoint with a picture of a Nazca booby flying into land with an island backdrop. Text says "Individual and environmental effects on foraging performance in Nazca boobies" Jennifer L. Howard, Wake Forest University.
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  6. Aug 10

    Why should the marine reserve be expanded? 🌊🌎💙

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    📍¿Why the marine reserve should be expand? We will tell you in 2 minutes. 🚨All environmental threats have grown, the marine reserve has not. 👀Look and share this on your social media 👉👈
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  7. Aug 5

    1/x: position to investigate the impacts of in the and wider 📍University of Exeter, (UK)

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  8. Aug 9

    Do you know what the must-see Iconic Species are? Take a look at the BIG 15 iconic species list and make the very best of your Galapagos experience by making sure you see them all. ➡

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  9. Jul 23

    The streets of . Land of the !

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  10. Aug 1

    Foggy day of field work, but so good to see recruitment of the threatened endemic Scalesia trees in .

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  11. Jul 28

    A10: second to would be in – also saw some unexpectedly in

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  12. Aug 6

    Interesting phenomenon I observed in Galapagos last week- the blueness of the blue-footed boobies' feet determines their attractiveness to a potential mate. Lots of variability.

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  13. Jul 29

    Peeps, I'm home for 6 weeks!! And it's so good. Mainly because I am reunited with all the foods I've been missing. But also family & friends of course 😆 Here's two pictures from the start and end of my journey - both beautiful places in their own way!

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  14. Aug 10

    Enjoying an excursion on one of the beautiful islands of the Galapagos with close friends😲 It was such a great expereince‼️ Hopefully we will all be traveling the world again soon👌 Are you able to travel these days⁉️

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  15. Aug 11

    Ahead of my seminar tomorrow, I just have to share this fabulous drawing of diving Nazca boobies by ! Nazca boobies in plunge-dive on prey from a relatively high height, hitting the water at super fast speeds & descending no deeper than 5 m into the water!

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  16. Jul 28

    A8: take an organized with like our @CelebirtyCruises

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  17. Aug 5

    New paper published on Darwin's Finches and Avian Vampire Flies with Lauren Common as lead author Invasive parasite Philornis downsi has highest mortality in hybrid tree finch nests

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  18. Aug 2

    This big lady is 120 years old, and kicking.

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  19. Jul 29

    Spreading the love with booby socks 😎

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  20. Aug 6

    Showing off my stash!! Complete with one of my favourite birds, the vermillion flycatcher 😍

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  21. Aug 4

    Influence of the Beatles is everywhere! Just returned fr leading a Galapagos Sci Educator trip wearing my “Abbey Road” Tshirt of the Galapagos Fab 4! ⁦⁩

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