The northeastern part of Greenland is the world’s largest national park. Climate change is a great danger to flora and fauna here. We know that the fastest warming is in this area. I captured some photos of the most frequently seen flowers, and not surprisingly they are mostly white and very small.

Labrador tea ( S.skvattram)

White cotton grass.

Not sure…alpine bartsia? (S. svarthö)

Round-leaved wintergreen (S.Pyrola)

Woolly lousewort ( S. Ullspira)

Let’s finish with a bird – a lapland bunting. At sea there are other birds, but they will have to wait.

In the header – surprisingly a Fritillary came along. But it was also the only butterly we saw!