1. Five seasons | Soomaa - Wilderness Experience in Estonia

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    Estonia has four distinctive seasons due to its favorable location. And Soomaa National Park has even more, having 5 unique seasons.


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  2. Canoeing from house to house | Soomaa - Wilderness Experience in Estonia

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  3. New bird guide in Estonian

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      Text: Margus Ots, linnuvaatleja.ee Translation: Liis   Happy news for all birdwatchers today – at last the indisputably best guide to birds in Europe has been published in Estonian: Lars Svensson, Killian Mullarney, Dan Zetterström…

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  4. Metsameeleolu, Forest mood

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    Unustasin end ühel õhtul vaatama puid, mis olid värvitud loojuva päikese poolt. See oli ilus hetk. Värvid puutüvedel olid pidevas muutumises.
    Näha oli, et kunstnik alles otsib veel seda õiget värvigammat.

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  5. About stonechats

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    Text and photo: Birder Margus Ots, linnuvaatleja.ee
    Translation: Liis

    Siberian stonechat 17.05.2010 in Vaisi, Läänemaa (photo by Margus Ots).

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  6. Birder’s diary – summary of January

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    Birder: Margus Ots, linnuvaatleja.ee Photo: Arne Ader Translation: Liis Hawk owl   Bird life in January was strongly influenced by the long drawn-out autumn of last year.
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  7. Jää Kesselaiu all

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    trip skating on Baltic Sea
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  8. Estonian Nature Tours: Wildlife Estonia

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    ESTONIA - the heart of European Wildlife
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  9. In pictures: the Soomaa experience | balticreports.com

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    VILJANDI, Estonia — It’s about the time of year to get out of town. In the Baltic states on Fridays the traffic on the roads leaving the capitals are backed up because in the summer, it’s time for nature here, time for the village.
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  10. Wild Estonia

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    Estonia’s bogs, ancient forests and meadows support a diversity and abundance of wildlife long forgotten in most European countries. This richness makes the country a pleasure to explore as a photo…
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