This iconic wildlife destination is a nature-lover's paradise. From snorkeling with sea lions to tortoise conservation, there ...

Out in the Pacific Ocean, 620 miles off the coast of Ecuador, lies a chain of volcanic islands that harbor some of the most ...

Ebird.org has a blue-footed booby map that bird watchers add to with reports of sightings. Abe Borker reported seeing a booby at Black Point in Santa Cruz Tuesday.

The blue-footed booby is known for its long, pointed beak, clumsy waddle and unique seafoam-blue webbed feet — a combination that makes the bird look like it walked off a Pixar movie set.

Blue-footed boobies are aptly named, and males take great pride in their fabulous feet. During mating rituals, male birds show off their feet to prospective mates with a high-stepping strut. The ...

The Enchanted Isles' red- and blue-footed boobies, albatrosses, finches and Floreana mockingbirds are among the tamest creatures in the wild It is the essence of the Galapagos Islands – which as ...

The population of blue-footed boobies — the seabirds with characteristically colorful feet — has been declining in the Galápagos islands. The birds' numbers have dropped more than 50 percent ...

A seabird rarely seen in the U.S. has mysteriously descended on Southern California, and bird watchers are scrambling to catch a glimpse before the bird vanishes. The Blue-footed Booby, a brown ...

High-diving seabirds known as blue-footed boobies have been popping up all over Southern California and as far north as Marin County in recent weeks. Bird-watchers are intrigued and delighted by ...

The arrival in Southern California of many young blue-footed boobies is exciting bird watchers. The birds haven’t been seen in these numbers in the region since 1971. blue-footed booby.