The setting for "The Beak of the Finch".
Daphne Major Island
The "welcome mat" -- the easiest landing spot.
Daphne Major Island
The cave at center served as the dining room. It's quite a ways from the only place on the island level enough for tents, but it's close to the "welcome mat," so the food and water doesn't have to be hauled as far.
Daphne Major Island
A look at some cacti. Each plant, and each finch living in and around it, became individually familiar to the researchers.
Daphne Major Island
Sleeping quarters. The only place on the island level enough to support a few decent-sized tents.
Daphne Major Island