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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

Örskär

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  • Pool Frogs in Uppland
  • Sea Plants on Dry Land
  • Uppland is Growing

Örskär

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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)

Örskär

Örskar island is an important rest stop for migrating birds. You can see thousands of chaffinches or wood pigeons fly by at the same time. The ground on Örskar is rich in limestone, and there are as many as 18 species of orchids! There are also a few pool frogs here. If you visit in June, you might hear them but perhaps not see them – they’re quite shy.

Photo: Bergslagsbild

Latest bird sightings at Örskär

Google Translate: Link to Örskar nature reserve (Upplandsstiftelsen) 

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