#blue footed booby
No female-presenting nipples here, staff, just two blue-footed boobys performing their mating dance!
Happy Valentine’s Day from @wildlifewednesdays!
Here’s a male blue-footed booby displaying his gorgeously colored feet, along with his beak and wings, to woo a female!
Look at those extra brilliant blue feet— what a hunk!
Blue-footed boobies (Sula nebouxii), common in the Galapagos Islands and other warm coastal areas of the Pacific, can catch flying fish in mid-air. Their blue feet are for fashion AND function. Male and female boobies wave their feet about in elaborate courtship displays and dances. Bluer feet mean a healthier bird and a better parent.
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