North Seymour - August 7th, 2007
North Seymour - August 7th, 2007
Frigate birds often soared above the San Jose as we cruised between the islands.
The frigate birds, who cannot dive to catch fish or obtain other food, survive by
harrassing other seabirds until they drop their prey which the frigate birds then grab.
The male frigate bird attracts the female by puffing up the bright reddish sack beneath his beak.
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