The reserve continues past the rocky headland down the beach to Ecuasal, and on both days I found a large flock of 100 or so Surfbirds along this stretch.
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Salinas, Chocolateria - 2 Aug
Salinas sits on a small peninsula that represents the western-most point on the mainland of South America, and the tip of the peninsula is a small reserve. It's a good spot to watch Humpback Whales as the pass by, and there is a small Sea-Lion colony. It is an excellent sea-watching spot, with bags of potential. I visited on 2nd and 10th, and on both days saw Wandering Tattler on the rocks, and Peruvian Booby passing by. Blue-footed Booby are numerous here, and both Brown Pelican and Peruvian Pelican were fishing just off-shore.
The reserve continues past the rocky headland down the beach to Ecuasal, and on both days I found a large flock of 100 or so Surfbirds along this stretch.
Surfbird
Wandering Tattler
Peruvian Booby
Peruvian Pelican
American Kestrel
The reserve continues past the rocky headland down the beach to Ecuasal, and on both days I found a large flock of 100 or so Surfbirds along this stretch.
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