South Georgia Island Collection (page 21)

Wreck of the Bayard -Ocean Harbour-South Georgia
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Light-Mantled sooty albatross on nest-South Georgia
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Larsen Harbour-South Georgia
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Gentoo Penquin on nest-South Georgia
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Drygalski Fiord-South Georgia
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The Neumayer Glacier on South Georgia Island. The face is an estimated 135 feet tall
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The new whaling museum and abandoned machinery at the Grytviken whaling station established by the Norwegian whaler C
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The endemic South Georgia pintail (Anas georgica georgica) on the banks of a small stream just outside the abandoned
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Adult and chick Grey-headed Albatross (Thalassarche chrysostoma) in nesting grounds in Elsehul Bay
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Curious King penguin (Aptenodytes patagonicus) approaches the camera on the beach at Prion Island in the Bay of Isles
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Adult King penguin (Aptenodytes patagonicus) in colony of nesting animals numbering between 70, 000 and 100
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Young King penguin (Aptenodytes patagonicus) molting among a colony of nesting animals numbering between 70
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Adult king penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) swimming in the clear waters of Right Whale Bay on South Georgia Island
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King Penguins (Aptenodytes patagonicus) swimming at surface on South Georgia Island, southern Atlantic Ocean
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Adult bull Southern elephant seal (Mirounga leonina) hauled out and in a wallow while molting on the beach at Fortuna
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King penguin colony, St Andrews Bay, South Georgia Island, South Atlantic

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"Exploring the Untamed Beauty of South Georgia Island: A Captivating Journey" Embarking on a journey to South Georgia Island feels like stepping into a world frozen in time. As you wander through its rugged landscapes, you'll come across the lonely monument dedicated to Irish explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, a testament to his indomitable spirit. In Godthul, your heart will skip a beat as you encounter a close-up of juvenile elephant seals basking lazily under the sun. Their innocent eyes and playful demeanor are simply enchanting. But it is the sight of King penguins marching majestically towards the sea that truly takes your breath away. Like an army on a mission, they waddle with purpose, ready to cleanse their feathers in the cool waters. St. Andrews Bay becomes their stage, where thousands upon thousands gather in harmony. Amidst this grand spectacle lies another heartwarming scene – a devoted king penguin feeding its chick at St. Andrews Bay. The bond between parent and offspring is palpable; it's an image that encapsulates love and resilience against nature's harshest challenges. Further along the shore, amidst Southern Elephant Seals vying for dominance, one bull stands out as he roars mightily amongst his harem of females. It's an awe-inspiring display of power and authority that leaves you humbled by Mother Nature's creations. And then there are surprises waiting around every corner – like encountering an albino Gentoo Penguin on Salisbury Island. Its unique appearance serves as a reminder that beauty comes in all forms. As you continue your exploration, groups of King penguins grace Grytviken with their regal presence during November—a true feast for both eyes and soul. The colonies formed by these majestic creatures alongside Southern Elephant Seals create scenes straight out of dreams—an abundance of life thriving harmoniously against all odds.