Wildlife Photograph - Frigate bird watching estuary by Alexandra Till

Frigate bird watching estuary is a photograph by Alexandra Till which was uploaded on September 30th, 2014.

Frigate bird watching estuary

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by Alexandra Till

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Title

Frigate bird watching estuary

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Alexandra Till

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� Christine Till
Estero San Jose, a tropical estuary that is a great spot for bird watching or simply wandering along the paths and enjoying the natural beauty, is located where the fresh waters of Rio San Jose meet the salt waters of the sea in San Jose, Baja California, Mexico.

Many bird and animal species depend on the protected wildlife sanctuary for freshwater. Over 250 species of birds are frequent visitors here. Many types of waterfowl winter here, as do many other shorebird and wading bird species. White herons, egrets, two species of cormorant, pelicans, gulls, frigate birds, hawks, red-tailed hawks, Costa Hummingbird, eared grebe, ibis, moorhens, stilts, Turkey vultures, Caracara and Osprey are among the year round residents. The Royal Solaris is one of Puerto Los Cabos�s best birding spots. There is a turtle sanctuary near the Estero San Jos� and tourists are recruited for moonlit rescue operations while the sea turtles are hatching.

Although the Puerto Los Cabos development is taking a devastating toll upon the San Jos� estuary - especially near the ocean - it's still one of the town's most delightfully peaceful spots. Hopefully, with increased interest and awareness in the estuary, this rich and fragile community will be preserved.

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September 30th, 2014