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By joining us in our tours, you are supporting a local conservation área.
By joining us in our tours, you are supporting a local conservation área.
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Su clima tropical y subtropical en distintas épocas del año brinda condiciones naturales ideales para la anidación de varias especies de aves marinas, tanto residentes como migratorias. Se pueden observar variedades de gaviotas y golondrinas marinas anidando en grandes grupos a finales del invierno en los márgenes de las islas.
Hay algunas especies de aves que no anidan en estas islas, sin embargo utilizan las aguas que las circundan como zona para alimentarse, algunas de ellas son costeras, como las garzas azules, la garza de dedos dorados y la garza tricolor, mientras que otras son pelágicas, es decir, que viven gran parte de su vida en mar abierto, como el ave tropical de pico rojo (Phaethon aethereus mesonauta) y el paiño negro (Oceanodroma melania). |
Tropical and subtropical at different times of year climate provides ideal natural conditions for nesting of several species of sea birds, both resident and migratory. You can see varieties of gulls and terns nesting in large numbers in late winter in the margins of the islands.
The marine sanctuary of Islas Marietas, is the nesting and feeding ground of Blue-footed and Brown Boobies, species that can be found year-round. Some potential additional species include Elegant, Royal and Caspian Terns; Black-vented Shearwater; and, with some luck, Red-billed Tropicbird and Black Storm-Petrel. There are also some species of birds that do not nest on the islands, yet use the waters that surround them as places to eat, some of them are coastal, such as blue herons, heron golden finger and tricolor heron, while others are pelagic, ie, living much of his life at sea, as the red-billed tropic bird (Phaethon aethereus Mesonauta) and black storm petrel (Oceanodroma melania). |
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