Galápagos Islands, Ecuador
South America
Bridget Ehrman-Solberg
Jesse Marks
Jonah Marks
Puerto Villamil
Isabela is the largest of the Galápagos Islands. It is one of the younger islands in the chain and was formed by a merger of six shield volcanoes approximately one million years ago. Like the rest of the islands, it is populated with unique flora and fauna. This sound of the morning birds was captured near Isabela Island’s main town, Puerto Villamil.