After spending this past week in Iceland, I started thinking about Iceland as the land of fulmars. It was amazing to see Northern Fulmars (Fulmaris glacialis) everywhere — over the ocean, soaring around sea stacks, perched on sea cliff ledges, resting next to waterfalls, gliding among the icebergs, and high above inland cliffs.
If you look closely, I’m guessing you’ll be able to see fulmars in all of the photos below. Sometimes the scale of the photo is such that the fulmars appear quite small, so you might need to click on the image to view larger versions.
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