Iceland. On the fjords to the north of Reykjavik,Oystercatchers (Haematopus ostralegus) congregate in large numbers. Because of its large numbers and readily identified behaviour,the Oystercatcher is an important indicator species for the health of the ecosystems where it congregates.
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Iceland. The rural scenery of Iceland has changed very little from the time of the Vikings with most of the farmed land lying in a narrow coastal strip between the mountains and the sea.
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Iceland,Reykjavik. A breakwater and low lying island protected by a lighthouse mark the deepwater channel into Reykjavik port.
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Iceland,Reykjavik. The country's capital viewed from the platform on top of the Perlan,the Pearl Centre
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Iceland. Close to Reykjavik,the country's capital,an Icelandic sheep grazes contently on the banks of a sea fjord during the short Arctic summer. Orginally introduced by the Vikings,along with fish,they formed the backbone of their economy.
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Iceland. In the area of Thorsmork,the slow revegetation of volcanic slopes is evident from the tenous hold the alpine plant has on the lava soil in front of an extinct volcanic cone.
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Iceland. The excellent road system that rings Iceland helps to ensure that it has one of the highest per capita income in the developed world.
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Iceland. Signpost in the middle of Iceland's blasted volcanic interior with an extinct cinder cone in the background. Part of the Laugavegur Ultra Marathon/ Adventure race course stretching from Landmannalaugar in the highlands to Thorsmork.
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Iceland. The interior of southern Iceland is characterised by low lying,heavily eroded mountains of volcanic origin.
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- Iceland.The Laugavegur Ultra Marathon and Adventure race course is one of the most beautiful in Iceland, stretching from Landmannalaugar in the highlands to Thorsmork, a natural reservation area.
- South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, South Georgia, Cumberland Bay, Grytviken. A group of King Penguins on the beach.
- Iceland,Reykjavik. Sulfar (Sun Craft),sculpture close to the old harbour in Reykjavik,it is an abstract representation of a viking ship with the mountains of Akrafjall and Esjan in the background.
- Iceland,Reykjavik. In the port area of Reykjavik,the country's capital,Icelandic navy patrol vessels are tied up alongside the jetty.
- Chinstrap penguins (pygoscelis antarctica).
- Norway,Nordland,Helgeland,Rodoy Island. The island of Rodoy is dominated by the 400 metre high peak of Rodoylova,which translated means 'Lion of Rodoy' and which from a distance also looks like a sphinx and which from the top affords superb views of the surrounding islands.
- Norway,Nordland,Helgeland,Rodoy Island. View of the surrounding islands from the 400 metre high peak of Rodoylova,which translated means 'Lion of Rodoy' and which from a distance also looks like a sphinx.
- Iceland. Geysir (sometimes known as The Great Geysir),in the Haukadalur valley,is the oldest known geyser and one of the world's most impressive examples of the phenomenon. The english word geyser to describe a spouting hot spring derives from Geysir (which itself is derived from the Icelandic verb gjosa meaning to erupt). Geysir lies on the slopes of Laugarfjall hill.