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Iceland: More than Fire and Ice
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Flatey Island and
Pink-footed Geese |
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Adult Black Guillemot on Flatey Island. 28 June
2019. |
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We took the ferry from Stykkisholmur
to Flatey Island. 28 June 2019. |
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Atlantic Puffins were in good
numbers on Flatey. 28 June 2019 |
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Red-necked Phalaropes were
numerous. This individual is banded. Flatey Island on 28 June 2019. |
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Northern Fulmars on Flatey
Island on 28 June 2019. |
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VIDEO: Common Eider young huddled together.
28 June 2019. |
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Asi, our guide, chats to some friendly
sheep. Flatey Island on 28 June 2019. |
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VIDEO: Arctic Terns dive bomb sheep near nests and young |
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Arctic Terns nest throughout
Flatey Island and are formidable defenders of their nests and young.
28 June 2019. |
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Spotters on the ferry. 28
June 2019 |
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Pink-footed
Geese - A special goose of the Highlands |
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In a flock of
Greylag Geese was this Pink-footed Goose. Blonduos on 29 June 2019 |
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Families of Pink-footed Geese can be seen along the river between Blonduos and Akureyri. 29
June 2019. |
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