Ladoga skerries. National park of Karelia. Russian nature 4K  

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The Ladoga Skerries Reserve occupies the entire northern shore of Lake Ladoga in the Landepohsky and Pitkyarantsky districts, Republic of Karelia, Russian Federation. The word "skerries" comes from the Old Norse word "sker", which means "rock in the sea". The entire coast in the north of Ladoga is cut by numerous rocky islands, bays and channels.
The rocky islands of the Ladoga Skerries Nature Reserve are mostly covered with coniferous forests. Pine trees predominate here, but there are also spruce trees. The stone surfaces are covered with a dense carpet of multicolored moss. There are many berry plants that grow more often in wetlands. The fauna on the islands is very diverse.
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