The sun rises in the Falklands as the activity at a rockhopper penguin colony kicks into high gear. Another day of hopping up and down rocks, swimming, fishing, building nests, eating, mating, squabbling with neighbors and doing all sorts of other penguin-y things. Nikon D800 with Nikkor 17-35mm lens (at 17mm) ISO 200, f/18 at 1/30th of a second
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This is amazing
Thanks Shardae. See you soon.
this a great pic.is this crowd 50 years worth of birds ?
Early sun chases reluctant cloud —- Birds bloom the rocky shore and stir —- To an expected morn .
Great shot, I love this!
Busy little guys now I know how they got the name rockhoppers
Aunt Sur
Yes, I’ll have to post some of the action shots of them actually rockhopping.
Industrious and adorable. I love this shot.
Thanks Maria, they were definitely my favorite of the penguins in the Falklands.
Sean, love your photos! Thanks for a few moments each day of the view of the world just outside the office. Love you
Thanks Peg.