Mapping 27 nature areas in Stockholm

[J.Edward]

Awesome. Just let me know.

[Redrobes]

Thank you! Which bird is not present in the UK? Is it the wood grouse?

I think we have that wood grouse up in scotland which we have it called a Capercaille: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capercaille
Its one of them that I have not seen as they are uncommon and I am at the other end of the country. No chance of me seeing it where I live.

It was the Bluethroat that we don't have although it frequently crops up as a vagrant on the East coast of UK so again, unlikely that ill see it. There are two types, one with the white patch and the one that you have illustrated with the white and red.

All the rest I think we have and are not quite so rare. The one you have called Arta we call a Garganey and somewhat unusual, these have been seen a bit more over here this year. The Skaggmes we call a Bearded Reedling and these have picked up in numbers as well and, although locally frequent to me, I seem to be the only person around here who looks for them but has yet to see them.

[bkh1914]

A beautiful set of maps and illustrations.

[Ilanthar]

Gorgeous set! I love the maps and illustrations equally .

[ThomasR]

It's wonderful to see the style of your Jurassic Park map applied to real world. It really shows how much you master those naturalistic maps. Like John, I'd love to "fanboy" a little bit

[ChickPea]

These are simply incredible! Absolutely love them.

[Bogie]

Great work, beautiful maps!

[Severaph]

Awesome work !
makes me want to try and do the same here