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_Bundefjorden is the inner _part of the larger Oslo Fiord. _Being close to Oslo the water _is polluted and the shores _partly urbanized. _There are too many boats _around (including mine), _there are few islands and the _wildlife is not exactly teeming. _However, this is where I live _and where spend much of my _time, and if you look closely _there is interesting wildlife _even here. In wintertime the _fiord is normally covered with _(thick) ice. I have a little house _close to the shore and _accordingly global warming _worries me in more than one _aspect ! _Until then : Be my guest ! _PHOTO : JON PETTER ANDERSEN |
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_A young Moose (elg) surviving _the winter |
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_The number of Grey lag goose _(grågås) has increased _considerably in the fiord after _the introduced Canada goose _has been decimated |
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_The loyal Willow tit (granmeis) _ stays with us all year through |
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_The Common jay (nøtteskrike) |
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_The Roe deer is the most _important prey for our local _ lynx |
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_The Roe deer (rådyr) is having _a difficult period with the deep _snow |
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_Whooper swans are shy birds but _can still be seen on the fiord during _ the migration |
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_Whooper swans are shy birds _but can still be seen on the _fiord during the migration |
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_Sometimes Cranes (trane) _can be seen flying over the _fiord in migrationperiods |
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_Male Bullfinch (dompap) at _mid winter |
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_Female moose resting on the _cool summer marsh |
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_Moose calf detecting a stinging _insect |
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_Burning nettles with breeding _mute swan (knoppsvane) |
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_Oystercatchers (tjeld) are _character birds in Bundefjorden |
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_Crested divers (toppdykker) _can sometimes beseen in the _fiord thanks to freshwater _lakes in our near surroundings |
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_Young herring gull (gråmåke) |
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_Herring gull (gråmåke) in _evening light |
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_Heron stealing fish from _local fisherman |
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_Heron resting |
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_Heron fishing |
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_Heron close up 1 |
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_Heron close up 2 |
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_Harbour seal (steinkobbe) is _a rare, but still regular guest _in the fiord |
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_Common tern (makrellterne) _on my nighbours boatpole 2 |
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_Common tern (makrellterne) _on my nighbours boatpole 3 |
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_Cormorant (storskarv) |
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_Male eider duck (ærfugl) is _a very marine bird and is _not beeing seen very often _in the fiord. |
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_Eider males (ærfugl). The _picture is actually taken from _my kitchen window. |
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_Behind my house there _are pockets of relatively _untouched nature. Picture _taken in late spring. |
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_Male goldeneye (kvinand) _Goldeneyes are only seen in _the fiord in migration periods. |
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_Goldeneyes (kvinand) |
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_Guillemot (lomvi) belongs _to the open sea in other _regions. Still a few can _be seen in the fiord in all _icefree periods. |
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_Little Auk (alkekonge) is _small like a starling and very _rare. Sometimes a few can get _blown into the fiord in stormy _periods. |
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_Unfortunately I have never _seen a wild lynx (gaupe). _However I found these lynx _tracks around my house in _the winter of 2007. _Fascinating ! |
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_Razorbills (alke) are very _rare birds in our region. _However, in the automn of _2007 many were blown into _the fiord by a gale at sea. _For a short period there were _lots of them around my house _(thousands). Almost all of the _birds died of hunger after a few _weeks. |
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_Female rebreasted merganser _(siland) in shallow water |
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_Male redbreasted merganser _(siland) in springtime |
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_The newly hatched chicken _of shelduck (gravand) _has beautiful drawings |
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_Male shelduck (gravand) _in springtime |
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_Male and female shelduck _(gravand) in springtime |
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_This shark (brugde) feeds _merely on plankton and is _the second biggest fish in _the world. Unfortunaly _this one ended its life in _my net under the ice in the _winter of approx 1980. |
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| TOM DYRING WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY | ||||