Estonia is one of Europe’s least densely populated countries; over fifty percent of the landscape is covered in forest. There is room for lynx, brown bears, moose, and the national animal, the grey wolf, to thrive. From Estonia’s nearly 3,800 kilometres of coastline, you might spot grey and ringed seals or rare seabirds.

Around 400 birds live in Estonia. This is because of the wide variety of habitats in the nation, including sea and internal waters, as well as diverse climatic and soil conditions, which makes it one of the most biodiverse nations in Europe.

Estonia’s national bird is the Barn Swallow. 

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