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Falkland Islands

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  • Magellanic penguins mate on the Falkland Islands.
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  • A magellanic penguin surveys the shoreline at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • Barberry bushes bloom in front of the governor's residence in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands. Great Britain repelled an invasion by Argentine troops in 1982. Now 20 years later, many Argentines are visiting the islands for the first time. They are often greeted by wary Falklanders.
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  • A magellanic penguin calls from the shoreline at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • King penguins stroll past a grazing sheep at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • Employess of a guest house in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, smile outside the inn's veranda. Half of the country's 2,400 residents live in the village. Immigrants from around the world add diversity to the small population.
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  • King penguins rest at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • The Anglican church in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands. Half the 2,400 people in the island country live in the village.
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  • Magellanic penguins peer from the shrubs at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • A father upland goose strolls with his chicks on a Falkland Islands beach.
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  • Magellanic penguins nest among blooming barberry bushes on the Falkland Islands.
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  • A parent king penguin feeds its chick at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • King penguins survey the surf before hunting off of a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • A king penguin lays in the grass at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • A king penguin moves among his flock at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • A parent king penguin stretches at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • A rookery of king penguins on the Falkland Islands.
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  • Magellanic penguins nest among barberry bushes on the Falkland Islands.
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  • Parent king penguins feed chicks at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • An arch of whale bones stands among flowering shrubs in front of the Anglican church in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands. Half the country's population of 2,400 people live in the village.
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  • Employess of a guest house in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, smile outside the inn's veranda. Half of the country's 2,400 residents live in the village. Immigrants from around the world add diversity to the small population.
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  • A parent king penguin incubates an egg at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • King penguins at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • THe sun sets over Stanley Harbour in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands. Great Britain repelled an invasion by Argentine troops in 1982. Now 20 years later, many Argentines are visiting the islands for the first time. They are often greeted by wary Falklanders.
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  • A parent gentou penguin incubates an egg at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • King penguins nest on the Falkland Islands.
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  • King penguins march toward the surf to hunt on the shores of the Falkland Islands.
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  • A magellanic penguin sounds out at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • Pedestrians walk the narrow streets of Port Stanley, Falkland Islands. Great Britain repelled an invasion by Argentine troops in 1982. Now 20 years later, many Argentines are visiting the islands for the first time. They are often greeted by wary Falklanders.
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  • A mating pair of upland geese stroll with their chicks on a Falkland Islands beach.
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  • A king penguin chick awaits a parent to return from the surf with food at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • A family of flightless steamer ducks nestle on a Falkland Islands beach.
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  • Hannah McHaffie, 9, front, and friend Bernice Hewitt, 7, stroll a street in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands. Half the country's 2,400 people live in the village.
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  • A trio of king penguins rest at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • Magellanic penguins nest among blooming barberry bushes on the Falkland Islands.
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  • King penguins at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • Kng penguins at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • Expressing patriotism, the flag of the United Kingdom hangs in a window in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands. Great Britain repelled an invasion by Argentine troops in 1982. Now 20 years later, many Argentines are visiting the islands for the first time. They are often greeted by wary Falklanders.
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  • Hannah McHaffie, 9, center, and friends Samantha Dodd, 9, left, and Bernice Hewitt, 7, smile in ront of the Anglican church in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands.
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  • A king penguin rests on its heels and tail at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • King penguins at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • A king penguin at a rookery on the Falkland Islands.
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  • King penguin tracks mark the sand of a Falkland Islands beach where the nesting birds hunt in the surf.
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  • A Falkland Islands Fishery Patrol pilot taxis to the runway for a flight over the Falkland Islands Conservation Zone. Created in 1986, the zone covers 34,000 square kilometers in a 320-kilometer radius around the islands. It is noted for its stocks of illex squid, cod and hake. Falkland officials are serious about defending the zone. In 2000, Betts and the Dorada fired on a Taiwanese squid jigger poaching inside the boundary, eventually bringing the ship in to face fines and legal charges.
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  • Miles of hook lines wait at the ready aboard a Falkland Islands-registered factory trawler. Tons of hake and whiting will be cleaned, packed and frozen as quickly as it can be pulled aboard the small vessel. The United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organization estimates the world annual fish catch at $80 billion and says that the global catch has more than doubled in the last 25 years.
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  • Capt. Trevor Betts, foreground, watches as the Dorada, one of two patrol vessels leased by the Falkland Islands Fishery Patrol, leaves port for a cruise in the Falkland Islands Conservation Zone. Created in 1986, the zone covers 34,000 square<br />
 kilometers in a 320-kilometer radius around the islands. It is noted for its stocks of illex squid, cod and hake. Falkland officials are serious about defending the zone. In 2000, Betts and the Dorada fired on a Taiwanese squid jigger poaching inside the boundary, eventually bringing the ship in to face fines and legal charges.
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  • Chilean and Brazilian crew members aboard a Falklands-owned trawler unload frozen hake bin Port Stanley. Not only an effort at resource conservation, the zone is also a business enterprise for the2,500 islanders. Sixty percent of the colony's $30 million annual budget comes from licenses to fish Falkland waters.
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  • Chilean and Brazilian crew members aboard a Falklands-owned trawler wait to embark on a three-month fishing cruise in theFalkland Islands Conservation Zone. Not only an effort at resource conservation, the zone is also a business enterprise for the2,500 islanders. Sixty percent of the colony's $30 million annual budget comes from licenses to fish Falkland waters.
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