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Purple Saxifrage plant with a lucky hit of reindeer droppings that will fertilise it for many years. Svalbard. Norway
SZ.6014-09
Increased fertility around a rock on a hillock suggest it has been used for many years as a vantage point for birds or foxes. Signehamna, Spitsbergen
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Increased fertility around a rock on a hillock suggest it has been used for many years as a vantage point for birds or foxes. Signehamna, Spitsbergen
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A small pile of bird dropping from a snow bunting that will in the future feed lichen growth on the rock, like the Elegant orange growing there. Spitsbergen
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The bird cliff ensures species rich vegetation on the ground below and around it. Folded and metamorphosed limestone Alkhornet. Spitsbergen.
SZ.6014-04
Purple Saxifrage plant with a lucky hit of Goose droppings that will fertilise it for many years. Svalbard. Norway
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Purple Saxifrage plant with a lucky hit of reindeer droppings that will fertilise it for many years. Svalbard. Norway
SZ.6014-10
Tiny plant of Alpine Saxifrage looks forward to better days after reindeer dropping nutrients arrived. Spitsbergen
SZ.0126-13