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Brown Noddy Tern Facts | Baja Wildlife Guide

Dark brown with a white forehead, the brown noddy tern frequently feeds with pelicans, often trying to grab fish scraps coming out of the pelican’s bill as water drains from it. In an effort to get a more optimal position, this tern has even used a pelican’s head as a perch. This bird, which is 1.27 feet long with a wingspan of 2.5 feet, nests year-round in tiny colonies located in caves and on cliffs.

See Brown Noddy Terns on These Latin American Adventures

The Great Gray Whales of Baja

On skiff excursions from our shorefront whale camp, come within arm's length of amiable gray whales and their calves, as these gentle giants birth and nurture their young in the warm Pacific waters of San Ignacio Lagoon.

Galapagos Discovery: The Nat Hab Experience

Small-group adventures aboard your choice of private yachts, led by our outstanding naturalist guides and photography pros. Snorkel and swim with sea lions, sea turtles and penguins on this incomparable nature odyssey.

10 Days / Year-Round

From $8395 (+air/park fees)

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