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Nature and Wildlife Wonders

Explore the unique ecosystems of Öland, Sweden, featuring the expansive limestone plateau of the Great Alvar. This collection highlights significant wetlands like Möckelmossen, the island's largest bog, alongside numerous bird hides and observation towers designed for viewing migratory species. The list also includes Höghäll, the island's highest point at 55 meters, and a variety of exotic animal habitats located within the regional zoo and amusement park.

Fågelgömsle

Observation tower designed for bird watching.

Fågelgömsle

Sheltered hide for observing local bird species.

N Vindskyddet

Windbreak and bird hide for wildlife observation.

Frösslundamossen

Wetland area located on the Great Alvar limestone plateau.

Möckelmossen

The largest wetland on the Great Alvar, featuring unique flora and seasonal water levels.

Triberga mosse

Wetland and bird habitat located on eastern Öland.

Alby mosse

Bog and wetland area within the UNESCO-listed agricultural landscape of Southern Öland.

Offerdammen

Marshland and pond area.

Görans dämme

Restored wetland area created to promote biodiversity and support bird populations.

Kärrhålorna

Bog and wetland area.

Hörninge mosse

Peat bog and wetland environment.

Färjeparken

Public park located in Färjestaden.

Societetsparken

Historic park located in Borgholm.

Lejon

Lion habitat at Ölands Djur & Nöjespark.

Krokodiler

Crocodile exhibit at the local zoo and amusement park.

Dvärgget

Pygmy goat enclosure at the local zoo.

Kragbjörn

Asiatic black bear habitat at Ölands Djur & Nöjespark.

Låglandstapir

Lowland tapir exhibit at the local zoo.

Struts

Ostrich enclosure at the local zoo.

Sibirisk Tiger

Siberian tiger habitat at Ölands Djur & Nöjespark.

Mösskapucin

Tufted capuchin monkey exhibit at the local zoo.

Höghäll

The highest point on the island of Öland, standing 55 meters above sea level.

Jättesten

Significant glacial erratic and viewpoint.