Afternoon at Rabida Island
The afternoon found us coming ashore again at Rabida Island this time for a sunset walk. Much more successful than snorkeling. The beach at Rabida is a red sand beach reflecting a high iron content in the volcanic material that makes up the island.
Wildlife, especially birds, was again present in abundance. We saw flamingos in a lagoon set back from the beach, Mockingbirds, pelicans Oyster Catchers and Marine Iguana at Rabida Island.
And, as always, there were sea lions.
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