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Project Noah Nature School
Thank you, this was both fun and educational not to mention a good way to make use of all those photos, that are fun to take, but usually end up in a forgotten folder somewhere. It's a bit addictive though.
There's a lot of seals, we saw a mink and they have grazing sheep and goats to keep the landscape open. There's probably foxes and hares and other small mammals. Where I found it, on top of a cliff, it must have been brought by a seagull. They usually drop mussels and crabs from a height on to the rocks to break them open, and then eat on the highest point of the island to keep lookout.
http://projektwebbar.lansstyrelsen.se/ko...
It would be interesting to revisit, though it was one of the biggest anthills I've seen, it didn't look anywhere near finished.
