3 More Nature Photos: Turtles in Love and Iguanas in a Pile on the Galápagos Islands
By Michael Sheldon December 8th, 2018, 7:00 EDT
Above: Two male sea turtles struggling to mate with the same female.
Below: Flightless cormorant—only found in the Galapagos.
Below: A pile of marine iguanas — also found only in the Galapagos.
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Editor’s note: Click here for part 1, and look out for part 3 next Saturday. All images are copyright of Michael Sheldon and cannot be copied or used without his permission. Visit msheldon.com for more of his work
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Michael Sheldon
The Violet Crow was the first detective novel published by Liberty Island in July 2015. In the sequel, progressive elements of the Kabbalah Coop kidnap Bruno X and hold him in a Kafkaesque dungeon where prolonged exposure to Hollywood celebrities’ and social media chatter reduce him to a vegetative state. Bereft of his hero, author Michael Sheldon has turned to close observation of bird life, hoping these winged messengers will provide clues for Bruno’s rescue. These can be seen at msheldon.com. Thanks for visiting.
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