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magellanic penguin

Spheniscus magellanicus

Photo by Penky
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Field Notes

Description:

These magellanic penguins were spotted at the Punta Tombo penguin colony in Patagonia, Argentina. There are over half a million penguins in this colony.

Habitat:

Habitat can vary from bare to forested terrain, flat land, cliff faces, and coasts, using the environment's vegetation to suit their needs

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These guys were great. About half a million of these guys at Porto Tombo in Argentina. I was so lucky to get the tow that looked like they were hugging each other. Ya gotta love penguins really!!
All great shots, but the middle picture is absolutely precious!

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