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2008 0517 0335

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Almost all of the world's population of swallow-tailed gulls (creagrus furcatus) lives here in Galapagos. The only fully nocturnal seabird, it feeds on squid and small plankton. The distinctive red rim around the eye indicates breeding season.
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© 2008 Andy Wolcott
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Birds ARC, Galapagos ARC
Almost all of the world's population of swallow-tailed gulls (creagrus furcatus) lives here in Galapagos. The only fully nocturnal seabird, it feeds on squid and small plankton. The distinctive red rim around the eye indicates breeding season.