Galapagos Islands North Seymour

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Covered with boulders and low bushy vegetation.  You can watch the courting mating and nesting rituals here of frigate birds and boobies, stroll on the beach or snorkel.

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North Seymour is a small island north of Baltra formed by uplifted lava. The whole island is covered with boulders and low bushy vegetation.  You can watch the courting mating and nesting rituals here of frigate birds and blue-footed boobies, stroll on the beach or snorkel.

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