Birds in Iceland is a personal journey through Iceland’s birdlife, told through photographs and field-based reflections gathered over more than two decades. The text is concise, with each section exploring a bird group or selected species. The emphasis is on their status in Iceland—where they live, how they get by, and what aspects of their behaviour or ecology stand out. While the text offers background and context, the heart of the book lies in the photographs, a personal vision of Iceland’s birds by one of the country’s most experienced nature photographers.