 Invasive species :( but beautiful! |
Naturescapes, labeled by location
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| Thingvellir |
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| Thingvellir |
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| Thingvellir |
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| outside Vik on the southern coast |
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| lunch stop after Vik, before Hofn on the south coast |
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| Lava fields - hardened lava that is covered with moss |
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| random chair on a mountain by the side of the highway |
Waterfalls - labeled by location  |
| Thingvellir |
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| Seljalandsfoss |
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| near Seljalandsfoss |
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| Skogafoss |
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| Svartifoss |
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| Tim standing near one of the basalt columns for size |
Birds and other animals
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| an Arctic Tern. These guys have the longest migration of any bird! winters in South Africa, summers in Iceland |
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| The white ones are common eider geese |
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| Puffins!!!! |
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| Puffins!! |
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| "Eurasian Oystercatcher" Creepy orange/red eyes and they use that beak to dig in the sand |
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| Oystercatcher on the beach |
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| There are goats EVERYWHERE. These guys were interested in us. |
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| We think these are Brent geese - swimming around Jokulsarlon glacier lake |
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| Look for the seal's head, following behind the paddleboarder |
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| Horses (and a colt!) lounging among the Viking ruins outside Hofn |
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| Snipe |
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