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Natural History of Iceland |
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30 June to 10
July 2015 |
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Snaefellsjokul on the
Snafellsnes Peninsula on 2 July 2015 |
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Please scroll down for 8
More photos, then go to page 2 |
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We stopped frequently
to explore and look at birds, wildflowers and scenery. |
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We enjoyed walking, breathing
fresh air and appreciating stunning scenery |
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We saw 4 humpback
Whales on our whale watching
expedition from the small port of Hauganes in Eyjafjorour, the
longest fjord in Iceland, 6 July. |
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The dorsal fin has
unique markings that identify each whale |
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We were appropriately
dressed in clothing that was warm and waterproof. |
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Martine |
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Irene and Jean |
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Our group at Kevlavik. Helgi Gudmundsson centre in blue checkered
shirt was our Icelandic guide. He did an outstanding job of showing
us the natural history of Iceland, all in good humour. I thank
everyone for being enthusiastic, energetic, and good company.
Martine was a delightful addition to our group. I thank Laurielle
Penny and Justin Peter of
Quest Nature Tour for inviting me to lead this tour to Iceland.
The following pages show some highlights. |
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Please go to
page 2 - Iceland's
Bird Cliffs |
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