WILDLIFE

Throughout the trip we will no doubt see animals and insects both small and large so here by country is what we have seen (if there is a country missing it.'s because we saw nothing new.

Lima Peru

Apart from chickens (not particularly famous)

 or Llamas (quite famous)

Peru is famous for its prancing horses!

Punto Arenas Chile

A disused pier had become the home for so many birds

Although this was the closest we came to seeing a whale!

Tierra del Feugo

This is effectively the tip of South America and on land we saw wild horses whilst at sea penguins and glaciers.

Falklands

This was a great penguin tour to see so many penguins in one place was amazing.

To be able to walk amongst them down to the sea was also incredible

Plus to witness mother nature was also interesting. The sea lion patrolling the beach to catch unsuspecting penguins

.....and the vultures that fed on the injured penguins that survived the sea lion attack.

PUERTO TOMBA ARGENTINA

Our first sight of penguins

and then seals besides our ship!

BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA

Weird butterfly seen here!

BRAZIL

We have probably seen more wildlife in one day in Brazil that anywhee else in such a short time.

HAWAII

AUSTRALIA

CRUISE

We cruised from Western Australia through the whale migratory routes and expected to see lots of marine wildlife. We saw some, not as much as we expected though.

Although the towel animals at bedtime were clever!

INDIA
The roads, it seems whether they are main 'intercity' or local roads have the rule of 'give way to cows' although for cows I could also write water buffalo, monkey, camel or dog. Give way for other cars? No chance! So India was about the larger animal although the sites also contained their fair share of bees bats and parrots!

CAMBODIA

A lot less of the bigger animals and plenty of those lovely bugs that get featured on 'I'm a celebrity get me out of here'

But there were some cheeky monkeys!

Thailand

These bugs around the water lilly were interesting.