That you see is what you watch.
These birds do not need spectacles...
...since there are still crystal-clear lakes and brooks and stretches of almost untouched wilderness in many parts in Finland where you can hear the soughing of the wind in the old forests and enjoy the clean air.
In geographical terms, Finland is the 12th largest country in Europe. In terms of population, however, it is one of the smallest. Northern Finland in particular is practically a large wilderness with more reindeer than people!
Finland is the northernmost country in the world and the easternmost one in Europe, in a way acting as the "western extension to Siberia" It is thus no wonder that its avifauna should feature a number of northern and eastern species rarely encountered elsewhere in Europe.
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