Somateria Mollissima Collection (#2)
The Common Eider Duck (Somateria mollissima) is a remarkable species that can be found in various breathtaking locations around the world
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The Common Eider Duck (Somateria mollissima) is a remarkable species that can be found in various breathtaking locations around the world. In one captivating scene, a female Eider defends her nest from an arctic fox, showcasing her unwavering determination to protect her offspring. Meanwhile, in Seahouses, Northumberland during winter, a magnificent male Eider stands proudly against the backdrop of this picturesque coastal town. During the nesting season, a female Eider duck can be seen diligently tending to her eggs on a tranquil nest with the vast sea as her backdrop in Finland's beautiful landscape. As spring arrives and summer approaches, another female Eider gracefully swims across the sea surrounding Outer Hebrides in Scotland. In Aberdeenshire, Scotland during February, a male Eider takes flight over glistening waters - its wings spread wide as it soars through the sky. Across England's Seahouses coastline lies yet another enchanting sight: a female Eider duck peacefully gliding along the water's surface. Venturing further into Europe brings us to Dune Island in Heligoland, Germany where these stunning birds gather along the seashore. Here they find solace amidst their natural habitat while basking under gentle sunlight. Finally, Iceland offers an awe-inspiring spectacle as flocks of Eiders float effortlessly on waves during March. Their presence adds vibrant life to Iceland's already mesmerizing landscapes. The Common Eider (Somateria mollissima) truly captivates our hearts with its resilience and beauty displayed across diverse habitats worldwide. From defending nests against predators to gracefully swimming or soaring above pristine waterscapes - these incredible creatures continue to inspire admiration for nature's wonders wherever they may roam.