Photographing Birds, Grimsey Island, Iceland

Grimsey Island is a fascinating location and is the northern most inhabited island off the mainland of Iceland. For bird photographers and bird watchers looking for a great place to view and photograph nesting seabirds that call this island home during the summer this in my opinion a place you want to visit..
For this video I will talk about and show some photos plus videos of many species that can be found here including Atlantic Puffin, Razorbill, Common Murre, European Golden Plover and Arctic Tern just to name a few.
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Shawn Carey
Migration Productions
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[@TinaMcManusNorthShore]

Super video. Your photos are beautiful.

[@peterb.7437]

Awesome and very informative video. Thanks for doing this. We are going there in June but not Grimsey perhaps after this trip I can make a plan and fo there straight instead. We are spending a night in Westman island hopefully we get to see Puffins there

[@ShawnCarey01]

Glad you enjoyed my video and hope you have a great trip to Iceland. Check out my other video on Flatey Island. Cheers!

[@chantaljacques7664]

great video Shawn. What time of the year did you visit Grimsey? Which inn were you staying at? thanks for sharing your experience

[@MSDCErgo]

Thanks for sharing! You're right I wanna go!

[@jeanettegirosky7735]

Very cool and wonderful to watch!

[@johncornell1738]

Great to see you "out and about", thanks for sharing. Grimsey Island has now moved to one of the top places on earth for me to visit.

[@ShawnCarey01]

John glad you enjoyed my latest video and hope you are doing well.

[@michaelmilicia1784]

Another great video, Shawn! Really glad that you got to experience this very special place!

[@ShawnCarey01]

Mike this was truly a great experience and many thanks to you and Anne.

[@robertsecatore7918]

Spectacular job, Shawn. Particularly liked the Razorbills.