Birds of Norway

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This document contains photos of birds taken in Norway between May 20 and June 3, 2015 by various photographers. The photos depict Norway's national bird, various locations in Norway including Smøla, Tromsø, near Fugolya or Bird Island, and photos from Spitsbergen including Mossellbukta and Stefan's Garden. The photos are credited to Terri Sallee, Steven Feather, Leslie Wiles, Bob Sayer, Jonathan Sharp, and Carl Erik Kilander.

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Birds of Norway
Most photos taken between May 20-June 3, 2015

Norway’s National Bird
Photo by Terri Sallee

(same bird as previous)
Photo by Bob Sayer

Near Fugolya or Bird Island
Photo by Terri Sallee

Mossellbukta, Spitsbergen
Photo by Leslie Wiles

Stefan’s Garden, Spitsbergen
Photo by Carl Erik Kilander

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