The plant life in east Iceland is unusually green for the early time of year. Forest rangers can barely remember a greener March and say they worry a cold snap could cause great damage. Last May, for example, saw a sharp cold snap.
Posted on 29 March 2012.
The plant life in east Iceland is unusually green for the early time of year. Forest rangers can barely remember a greener March and say they worry a cold snap could cause great damage. Last May, for example, saw a sharp cold snap.
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Posted on 27 March 2012.
The fifth in a series of light-hearted columns about life as a foreigner living in the Danish capital.
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Posted on 21 March 2012.
Iceland’s most beloved migratory bird, the ‘lóa’ (golden plover) has arrived and is heralded as a harbinger of spring. But although temperatures are rising now, the news follows a particularly harsh and wintry weekend.
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Posted on 20 February 2012.
The year’s first migratory birds have arrived in Iceland, giving the country’s land dwellers their first glimpse (and sound) of spring.
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Posted on 18 May 2011.
Iceland was hit with an unusual springtime cold snap on Monday and it looks set to continue into the weekend and beyond.
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Posted on 03 May 2011.
The first Arctic terns have now arrived in north and west Iceland; as well as some rarer varieties, such as swallows, finches and other foreign species.
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Posted on 28 March 2011.
A 300kg boulder fell on a moving van last night in West Iceland. Police are warning of more falling rocks during the spring thaw.
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Posted on 26 February 2011.
The first golden plover of the year has been seen in Iceland — raising hopes that spring may be just around the corner.
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