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Index by Caption (In order of appearance in the Gallery)
The yacht which made the trip to the Coronado Islands,
Mexico. April, 1924
Professor Jose M. Gallegos in camp on North Coronado
Island, Mexico. April, 1924
Professor Gallegos and the boatmen at the Municipal
Pier, San Diego. April, 1924
The waves breaking on the natural bridge
The natural bridge
Brandt Cormorants incubating
Brandt Cormorants
A Brandt Cormorant colony on the cliffs of North Coronado Island, Mexico. April,
1924
A Brandt Cormorant colony
Vandal Gulls flying over the Brandt Cormorant colony
A Farallon Cormorant on her nest. North Coronado
Island, Mexico. April, 1924
Young Farallon Cormorants in their nest on North
Coronado Island, Mexico. April, 1924
The nest and eggs of a Farallon Cormorant
Western Gulls and a Farallon Cormorant
Farallon Cormorants on their nests
Pelicans on North Coronado Island, Mexico. April,
1924
Pelicans feeding their young
Baby pelicans in their nest
Pelican babies dine on fish
Baby Pelicans still in their nest
Gull robbing a Pelican’s nest
Western Gulls rob the Pelicans’ nests at every opportunity
How Western Gulls destroy the Pelican’s eggs
A Pelican’s nest and eggs
[Sea lions] photographed on the west side of North Coronado
Island, Mexico, in April, 1924 [1 image]
[Sea lions] photographed on the west side of North Coronado
Island, Mexico, in April, 1924 [2 images]
Seascape from the cove
The cove, with the other islands of the Coronado group faintly visible
The vista from the summit of the island
Cloud scenes from the summit of North Coronado Island
[2 images]
Left – Professor Jose M. Gallegos; right
– Laurence M. Huey, during a collecting trip on North Coronado Island, Mexico.
April, 1924
Mr. Van Rossem, Professor Gallegos and Mr. Huey skinning
in their camp on South Coronado Island, Mexico. May, 1924
Studies of young Xantus Murrelets [2 images]
Studies of young Xantus Murrelets [1 image]
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