Albatrosses are long-lived birds, mate for life, nest in remote oceanic islands and travel across the ocean, thousands of miles from their colonies to the feeding sites. This is a fascinating photographic introduction to twelve species of these noble winged travelers. The species accounts section provides concise descriptions on the distribution, biology, and life history of these majestic birds which wander across the stormy seas of the Southern Hemisphere. Bilingual English/Spanish, with detailed accounts, color photos and maps for each species.