Peruvian Style 24 - Bird Island. Due to the perennial sea erosion, weathering and erosion, the island was carved thin and boneless, scaly and scaly, and some places collapsed hollow, forming stone caves.

Peruvian Style 24 - Bird Island. Aerial view

Due to the perennial sea erosion and weathering erosion, the island is carved thin and rugged, scaly all over the body, and some places collapse hollow, forming stone caves, stone bridges, stone gaps, stone crevices and other strange shapes. Yachts shuttle back and forth between islands and reefs, under stone bridges, in stone caves, swimming in the territory of birds and sea beasts, different locations, different angles, often unexpected discoveries, one moment is the feathered flock of birds into colorful patterns, the other is the clumsy sea lion cute cute scene, move the scenery, happy. When the yacht returned from the island, countless seabirds flew around, hovering in the air, and teams roared in, strings soaring away, as if using a grand bird song and swallow dance to bid farewell to the guests who came from afar. The yacht was galloping, and a dozen pelicans quietly followed behind, sometimes flying close to the surface of the water, sometimes lined up in formation in the air, two of which fluttered left and right above people's heads, dancing gracefully and movingly.