House. The first battles on land during the Falklands War took place on Lafonia (see Battle of Goose Green), where over a thousand Argentine personnel were stationed and around one-hundred locals were imprisoned in the community hall. The area is now home to an Argentine Military Cemetery. Parts of Lafonia, especially near Darwin and Goose Green, are still heavily mined. Other settlements include Port King, Egg Harbour and the abandoned Hope Place. Wildlife Charles Darwin surveyed the area's wildlife during his now-famous voyage on HMS Beagle. Lafonia's wildlife includes the Chiloé wigeon, silver teal and yellow-billed pintail. Introduced brown trout are found in at least one stream flowing into Choiseul Sound. There is also a population of zebra trout. See also Egg Harbour References External links Pictures of Lafonia (top), and other parts of Falklands Map of Falklands with Lafonia clearly marked East Falkland Peninsulas of the Falkland Islands