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Gannet's world, A journey with Nature

Gannets are magnificent migratory birds. They live in Mexico and in Canada. In Quebec , more precisely in the Bonaventure Island, in Gaspesie, in the front of Percé we find one of the bigger colonies of these birds. I'm lucky to have the opportunity going tell them "Hi" in each summer.
Here I decided to open a Gallery for showing some pics in relation with the excursion to watch them.
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La Partida/ Departure of touristic boats
La Partida/ Departure of touristic boats		 Texture of the Perce Rock
Texture of the Perce Rock		 Rocher Percé (front)
Rocher Percé (front)		 Rocher Percé lateral view
Rocher Percé lateral view
A tourist shooting
A tourist shooting		 A tourist shooting
A tourist shooting		 Seal/ Phoques
Seal/ Phoques		 Phoque
Phoque
Sanctuary of Birds I
Sanctuary of Birds I		 Sanctuary of Birds II
Sanctuary of Birds II		 Sanctuary of Birds III
Sanctuary of Birds III		 A champignon on the way
A champignon on the way
A champignon on the way II
A champignon on the way II		 View of the forest
View of the forest		 A tourist's boat
A tourist's boat		 Gannets
Gannets
With a baby
With a baby		 A baby gannet
A baby gannet		 A baby gannet II
A baby gannet II		 Nurture I
Nurture I
Nurture II
Nurture II		 Nurture III
Nurture III		 Lovers I
Lovers I		 Lovers II
Lovers II
Lovers III
Lovers III		 Partial view of the colony
Partial view of the colony		 Photographer I
Photographer I		 Photographer II
Photographer II
Photographers I
Photographers I		 Nestling
Nestling		 Photographers II
Photographers II		 Another view of the colony
Another view of the colony
Child playing
Child playing		 Tourists
Tourists
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joseantonio11-Jan-2011 06:03
Beautiful gallery and beautiful birds. I have seen them in New Zealand
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