Patagonia

This is a young chick and is also known as the Chilean Blue Eagle. Lives in open regions of South America

Los Glaciers National Park, Argentina. Terminus is 5km, 560ft thick and 30km long. Covers an area of 250km.

A large blue crevice in Perito Moreno Glacier

This vulture is the largest flying bird in the world and is mainly found in the Andes Mountains. Has a wing span 2.7 to 3.2m and can weight up to 15kg.

Ice breaks off the Perito Moreno Glacier and as it melts into lake Argentino. It forms all different shapes.

A view from the dirt road to Torres del Paine Hotel resort.

A gaucho taking supplies up to the overnight hiking lodges in the Paine mountain range.

A camelid native to South America and related to the liama.

Paine mountain range, three granite peaks are called Torresd'Agostini, Torres Central and Torres Monzino.

This bright red flowering shrub grows all over southern Patagonia.

Very strong winds blowing at Sarmiento Lake, Chile. Named after the explorer Pedro Samiento de Gamboa.

This sculpture is in the water front park, Puerto Natales, Chile

Sailing through the Strait of Magellen as the sun is just starting to set.

A subpolar forest lies west of the Andes Mountains near the southern tip of South America.

These penquins feed mostly on cuttlefish, squid and krill.

Gather around folks, someone has stolen my nesting material.

The glacier tumbles down the Darwin Mountain range and into the sea. It is one of the highlights of glacier alley along the Beagle Channel.

Stella Australis and her sister ship anchored in the fjord where you can view the Pia Glacier.

Beagle Channel's Glacier Alley of the Chilean Fjords. Is the home of five glaciers within the Darwin ice fields.

Landing at 6 AM on Hornos island, Chile.

Anchored off Hornos Island, the southern tip of South America.

Where the Alanltic and Pacific Oceans meet.

In Honour of the lost sailors attempting to sail around Cape Horn.

Hornos island has a population of 5, Lighthouse keeper, his wife and 3 children.