Discover Cousin. The island that belongs to birds, humans are welcome
Looking around Cousin Island today, it is hard to believe that this vibrant and diverse island ecosystem was once a coconut plantation!
- Aldabra giant tortoise (Photo: Martin Harvey)
- Audubon's shearwater (Photo: Peter Chadwick)
- Barred ground dove (Photo: Peter Chadwick)
- Bridled tern (Photo: Alec Taylor)
- Bronze eyed gecko (Photo: Nature Seychelles)
- Common noddy (Photo: Martin Harvey)
- Crab plover (Photo: Jeff Watson)
- Ghost crab (Photo: Jeff Watson)
- Greater frigatebird female (Photo: Peter Chadwick)
- Green gecko (Photo: Henna Tanskanen)
- Green turtle (Photo: Nature Seychelles)
- Hawksbill turtle (Photo: Peter Chadwick)
- Hermit crab (Photo: Nature Seychelles)
- Lesser noddy (Photo: Jeff Watson)
- Madagascar turtle dove (Photo: Peter Chadwick)
- Moorhen (Photo: Dao Nguyen)
- Ruddy turnstone (Photo: Peter Chadwick)
- Seychelles black mud terrapin (Photo: Nature Seychelles)
- Seychelles blue pigeon (Photo: Alec Taylor)
- Seychelles fody (Photo: Martin Harvey)
- Seychelles fruit bat (Dao Nguyen)
- Seychelles giant millipede (Photo: Henna Tanskanen)
- Seychelles magpie robin (Photo: Herve Chelle)
- Seychelles sunbird (Photo: Jeff Watson)
- Seychelles warbler (Photo: Martijn Hammers)
- Wedge-tailed shearwater (Photo: Alec Taylor)
- White-tailed tropicbird Photo: Jorge Fernandez)
- White tern (Photo: Peter Chadwick)
- Wright's skink (Photo: Glenn Jackway)
- Seychelles skink (Photo: Peter Chadwick)