Quest Nature Tours |
Iceland Wildflowers 2013
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Nootka Lupins were introduced to Iceland
from North America to combat erosion and fix nitrogen in the soil.
It grows widely and is considered by some to be invasive. Hrisey
Island, 1 July 2013. |
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Icelandic Poppy |
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Roseroot grew on the
cliffs at Arnarstapi and many other rocky places. 27 June 2013. |
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Moss Campion was
widespread, even on lava landscapes with little other vegetation. |
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Bartsia |
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Angelica |
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Cotton Grass at Lake Myvatn |
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Common Cranesbill at Lake Myvatn |
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Wild Thyme |
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Now go to
Iceland's Breeding Shorebirds Page 3 |
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