Isla Coronados also gave us chances to stretch our legs.
The waters had manta rays jumping past us as we were anchored on the south side.
The rafts of eared grebes were astounding!
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Isla Coronados just north of Loreto is a recent volcanic creation.
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This cactus show the beauty and symmetry of nature.
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Torote blanco in the volcanic rock fields on Coronados.
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Eared grebes in rafts of 200+ birds would dive for 30 seconds, up for 5 seconds, then down, etc.
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This colorful Toronador bloom and fruit was everywhere.
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Wild cotton plants were numerous.
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This SE spit white sand beach had Sue dreaming of the South Pacific.
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We enjoyed the climb to the top of the Coronados volcano.
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Lizards were common. We even a saw a couple snakes:(
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