Used to see greenfinches quite often. Not so much nowadays.
Chloris chloris (European greenfinch/Grünfink/
Обыкновенная зеленушка [Obyknovennaya zelenushka, ‘common greenfinch’]/grönfink), often referred to as ‘sveriges kanariefågel’ (the Swedish canary bird) because of its characteristic song and flight call.
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I didn't immediately realize how beautiful this place was. Really stunningYeah, Hermaness looks really cool.
I wouldn't mind going here, Muckle Flagga lighthouse. Probably not really bc I bet it's heaving with tourists in the summer and would be too bleak, I imagine, in the winter. But I like the idea, nevertheless.
It must have come out accidentally in the editing process, it's a mistake. I like this succinct explanation.Exactly!don'tI like that succinct explanation
If I ever see it, I'll consider it a miracle that it happened to me. And for some people, it's a common occurrence.....
Stunning is definitely the word we want here. And 'bleak' was the wrong word for me to use. I don't think it would be bleak up there, in winter, but visiting as a tourist at that time of year could be tricky. Hotels close down, bus services might be reduced etc etc. But it would be quiet and that would suit the landscape so much better, imo.I didn't immediately realize how beautiful this place was. Really stunning
It was obvious that it was a small mistake, though. Like a typo. So it was easy to understand what you were really saying.
