Guess where this is?

[Brian Ellis]

Still very cold!

[KvHagedorn]

South America then? Peru?

[KvHagedorn]

Wait.. Argentina?

[Brian Ellis]

You're getting warmer again but neither Peru nor Argentina, nor anywhere closer than ~650 km to either.

BTW, I'd like the name of the photographed place, not just the country.

[Nowhere]

Maracaibo?

too far probably...

[Nowhere]

Poopó perhaps?

[Brian Ellis]

The water contains quite a lot of minerals, including sodium chloride!

[KvHagedorn]

Brazil, in the vicinity of Sao Paolo?

[Brian Ellis]

Getting cooler again, as you go towards the tropics. Strangely, your first guess was the best! Time for a clue: chief exports of the country oats, wool and mutton. One could also say there is a tenuous connection between the country and N.American ice hockey, if you like cryptic clues.

[Nowhere]

If those are not Falklands I give up....

Some photos of Howard/North beach look awfully similar...

[Brian Ellis]

It is certainly in the Falkland Islands, but the place name is not right.

[Nowhere]

Oh c'mon, two tiny islands...everyrything is close there

[Nowhere]

Some connection between N. American hockey and the place?
Oh well, I don't lknow nothing about Canada/US hockey anyway... :/

[Kurt]

My guess is: Penguins.

Saunders?

[Brian Ellis]

Some connection between N. American hockey and the place?
Oh well, I don't lknow nothing about Canada/US hockey anyway... :/

The connection is tenuous, as I said. What is the name of a) the capital of the Falklands and b) the cup played for by the hockey teams?

And the Falklands are an archipelago of >200 islands, not counting S. Georgia and the S. Shetlands.

The bay has nothing to do with birds but maybe with some other form of life.