Crossbill Guides Iceland

Crossbill Guides Iceland omhandler Island som ofte er referert til som landet av ild og is, men det er like mye landet for fugler og orkideer. Med millioner i antall er de langt overlegne folk i dette tynt befolkede og ville landet. Island er også landet med hval, sel og delfiner, og tilholdssted for den ensomme og radmager fjellreven, som lurer i bakkene på jakt etter byttedyr.

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Varenummer: 814336 Kategori:
Utgivelsesår: 2014-11
Antall sider: 266
Fotos – illustrasjoner: Rikt illustrert i farger
Innbinding: Heftet
ISBN: 9789491648038
Språk: Engelsk
Serie: Crossbill Guides
Forlag: KNNV Publishing
Forfatter: Dirk Hilbers

 
Forlagets omtale av Crossbill Guides Iceland

This nature travel guidebook to Iceland contains routes and background info on landscape, flora and fauna.

  • Landscape history
  • Ecosystems
  • Geology
  • Flora and Fauna
  • Where to watch birds
  • Finding orchids and other wildflowers
  • 23 detailed routes with tips for finding wildlife and 53 site descriptions

Region covered by Crossbill Guides Iceland

This guidebook covers the entire island of Iceland.
The Crossbill Guides Iceland is a thorough and practical guide for naturalists and nature lovers. It offers background information, routes and site descriptions, plus tips on finding and watching all kinds of wildlife. The book offers a mix of walking routes and car itineraries with stops and short walks.

About Iceland

Iceland is often referred to as the land of fire and ice, but it is just as much the land of birds and orchids. Their numbers run into the millions, vastly outnumbering the people of this sparsely populated, wild land. Iceland is also the land of whales, seals and dolphins, and the haunt of the lone and skinny Arctic Fox, skulking the slopes in search of prey. In fact, Iceland could best be called the land of the naturalist and nature lover, who will be overwhelmed with the abundance of wildlife.

About the author

Dirk Hilbers (NL, 1976), set up the Crossbill Guides Foundation and travels Europe to research the guidebooks. This is the 16th guide on which he has worked. As a biologist, when not in the field, Dirk Hilbers is a free-lance writer and lecturer in the field of environmental ethics.

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