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Air Canada Rouge flight AC1818 from Toronto landing at LF Wade International Airport, Bermuda, North Atlantic

Air Canada Rouge flight AC1818 from Toronto landing at LF Wade International Airport, Bermuda, North Atlantic

Front Street, Hamilton, where the Norwegian sail training tall ship Sorlandet, built in 1927, is moored, Hamilton, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

The Town Hall, built in 1782, at St. George's, the original capital of Bermuda, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

An old British telephone kiosk, with a three masted sailing ship moored behind, Hamilton, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Fort St. Catherine, built in 1612, in service until the 20th century, now a museum, UNESCO World Heritage Site, St. George's Island, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Mourning Dove (Zenaida macroura),a member of the dove family, Columbidae, named after its mournful call, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

The Windstar Cruises liner Star Pride docked on Front Street, Hamilton, Bermuda, Atlantic, Central America

Glass Beach, site of large quantities of sea glass, from shipwrecks and bottles thrown into the sea from the Royal Navy Dockyard over hundreds of years, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

St. Peter's Church, the oldest Anglican Church still in use outside Britain, dating back to the 17th century, St. George's, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

HM Floating Dockyard, built on the Thames and towed to Bermuda in 1869, Bermuda, Atlantic, Central America

Martello Tower, with walls up to 11 feet thick and surrounded by dry moat, at Ferry Reach, built by the British Army in 1883 to protect the main channel into Bermuda, St. George's Island, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Somerset Bridge, the shortest opening drawbridge in the world, with a span of just 32 inches, enough to allow a sailing boat's mast to pass through, Somerset Island, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Great Kiskadee (Pitangus Sulphuratus), introduced to Bermuda in 1957 to try to control the Anole lizard, Bermuda, Atlantic, Central America

Great Kiskadee, (Pitangus Sulphuratus), a passerine bird common in Central and South America, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Vessels at King's Wharf terminal, the Royal Naval Dockyard, Sandys, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

White Tailed Tropicbird (Phaethon lepturus), a seabird known as the Longtail, found in the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans, Bermda, North Atlantic, North America

Somerset Bridge, the shortest opening drawbridge in the world, with a span of just 32 inches, enough to allow a sailing boat's mast to pass through, Somerset Island, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Red Eyed Vireo (vireo olivaceus), a small songbird common throughout the Americas, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Long Bay, Somerset, with the Cambridge Beaches Hotel in the distance, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Glass Beach, site of large quantities of sea glass, from shipwrecks and bottles thrown into the sea from the Royal Navy Dockyard over hundreds of years, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Boats at anchor in Pitts Bay, with pastel houses in the background with their traditional stepped roofs, Hamilton, Bermuda, Atlantic, Central America

Yellow Crowned Night Heron (Nyctanassa Violacea) on the beach, a wading bird found in the Americas that feeds on crustacea, Bermuda, Atlantic, Central America

Male Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis), a mid sized songbird common in Eastern North America, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Glass Beach, site of large quantities of sea glass, from shipwrecks and bottles thrown into the sea from the Royal Navy Dockyard over hundreds of years, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Glass Beach, site of large quantities of sea glass, from shipwrecks and bottles thrown into the sea from the Royal Navy Dockyard over hundreds of years, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

The Royal Navy Cemetery (The Glade), opened in 1812, containing over 1000 graves including 24 from World War I and 39 from WWII, managed by the Bermuda National Trust, Sandys Parish, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Typical Bermuda architecture, building painted in pastel colours, with white stepped roof designed to catch rainwater for storage in underground tanks, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Wild Clown Figs (Ficus Aspera) growing at Southlands Park, Warwick Parish, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Bird of Paradise flower (Strelitzia Reginae), a perennial plant that can reach over 3m in height, originating in South Africa, Bermuda, North America

Male Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis), a mid sized songbird common in Eastern North America, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Beachgoers enjoying a sunny day at John Smith's Bay, Smith's, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Gibb's Hill Lighthouse, built of cast iron in London and erected by the Royal Engineers in 1844, still in use, Southampton Parish, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Great Kiskadee, (Pitangus Sulphuratus), a passerine bird common in Central and South America, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Hungry Bay, part of the Hungry Bay Nature Reserve which includes the largest mangrove coastal swamp on the island, Paget Parish, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

Harrington Sound, close to the site of the former Devil's Hole sinkhole, Smiths Parish, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

City Hall and Arts Centre, designed by local architect William Onions, built in 1960 and houses the City Corporation's Administrative Offices, a Theatre, Bermuda's National Gallery and Society of Arts Gallery, Hamilton, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Gibb's Hill Lighthouse, built of cast iron in London and erected by the Royal Engineers in 1844, still in use, Southampton Parish, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

The Cenotaph in Front Street, built in 1920 and commemorating the dead of Bermuda from two World Wars, in front of the Cabinet Office, Hamilton, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Glass Beach, site of large quantities of sea glass, from shipwrecks and bottles thrown into the sea from the Royal Navy Dockyard over hundreds of years, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Harrington Sound, close to the site of the former Devil's Hole sinkhole, Smiths Parish, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Yellow Crowned Night Heron (Nyctanassa Violacea), a wading bird that feeds on crustacea and found in the Americas, Bermuda, Atlantic, Central America

Gibb's Hill Lighthouse, built of cast iron in London and erected by the Royal Engineers in 1844, still in use, Southampton Parish, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

The Royal Navy Cemetery (The Glade), opened in 1812, containing over 1000 graves including 24 from World War I and 39 from WWII, managed by the Bermuda National Trust, Sandys Parish, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Martello Tower, with walls up to 11 feet thick and surrounded by dry moat, at Ferry Reach, built by the British Army in 1883 to protect the main channel into Bermuda, St. George's Island, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Male Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis), a mid sized songbird common in Eastern North America, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Vessels in the harbour and The Old Storehouse, The Royal Naval Dockyard, Sandys, Bermuda, North Atlantic, North America

The Convict Cemetery, containing graves of 19th century convicts transported from UK, 13 marked, Sandys, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Ruddy Turnstone (Arenaria Interpres), a small cosmopolitan wading bird, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America

Gas Street Basin, on the Birmingham Canal Old Line, Birmingham, West Midlands, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Catamaran passing pastel coloured buildings on Front Street, Hamilton, Bermuda, Atlantic, North America