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  • American Mink
  • Parasitic Jaeger
  • Arctic Tern
  • Baltic Cod
  • Black Guillemot
  • ’Bothnian’ Hairgrass
  • Caspian Tern
  • Common Eider
  • Common Redshank
  • Common Ringed Plover
  • Copepods
  • European Adder
  • European Sprat
  • Goosander
  • Great Black-backed Gull
  • Great Cormorant
  • Greylag Goose
  • Herring Gull
  • Lesser Black-backed Gull
  • Little Tern
  • Mew Gull
  • Oystercatcher
  • Phytoplankton
  • Pool Frog
  • Razorbill
  • Red-breasted Merganser
  • Ruddy Turnstone
  • Saltmarsh Rush
  • Sea Arrowgrass
  • Sea-buckthorn
  • Sea Plantain
  • Strawberry Clover
  • Velvet Scoter
  • White-tailed Eagle

Björn’s Archipelago

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  • Sea Plants on Dry Land
  • Uppland is Growing

Björn’s Archipelago

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  • Billudden
  • Björn’s Archipelago
  • Grass Island (Gräsö)
  • Kallriga
  • Kapplasse
  • Ledskär
  • Rävsten
  • Viksta Pebble Beach
  • Ängskär and Bondskäret
  • Örskär
  • Eastern Tvärn Island (Östra Tvärnö)

Björn’s Archipelago

Just off the coast of northern Uppland lies Björn’s archipelago, with six larger islands and a number of smaller skerries. There are about 3,000 nesting pairs of birds here, including Sweden's largest colony of Caspian terns. The water is quite shallow, and the southern portion of the archipelago is mostly impassable. There are many small bays, with varying levels of isolation from the sea.

Photo: Bergslagsbild

Google Translate: Link to Björn (Upplandsstiftelsen) 

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