Birdwatching at Loppa naturreservat, Norway

A seabird cliff on the island of Loppa at the outer edge of western Finnmark, protected as a nature reserve since 1983 to preserve a steep, roughly 200-metre-high precipice with a rich population of auks. The cliffs are home to Common Guillemot, Atlantic Puffin and European Storm-petrel among others, and the island is a popular destination for birdwatchers and researchers.

Details

  • Country: Norway
  • Region: Finnmark

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