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| The Yellow warbler has the sweetest song of any Galapagos bird. | The Semi-palmated (Ringed) plover will run a few steps and then stand quite still for a few moments before moving on. | ||||||||||||
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| One of he most famous birds in the world — one of Darwin's finches | |||||||||||||
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| The ruddy turnstone gained its name from its frequent habit of turning over stones in search of food. | |||||||||||||
| There are some 200 pairs of the American Oystercatcher in the Galapagos. | |||||||||||||
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