Today we visited Iceland's most northern point. It consists of a bird cliff with a beautiful lighthouse. This cliff is unlike the Latrabjarg cliff that we visited a few days earlier because we found some Northern Gannets there (Fou de bassant). The walk from an unofficial hard to find parking was tough and took about one hour. On the way back, I was able to photograph some Arctic Tern hatchlings (cute alert!). I had to take the photos from the car because the parents were attacking us.
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Iceland's most northern point
Today we visited Iceland's most northern point. It consists of a bird cliff with a beautiful lighthouse. This cliff is unlike the Latrabjarg cliff that we visited a few days earlier because we found some Northern Gannets there (Fou de bassant). The walk from an unofficial hard to find parking was tough and took about one hour. On the way back, I was able to photograph some Arctic Tern hatchlings (cute alert!). I had to take the photos from the car because the parents were attacking us.
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