Finland. Finland’s forests Trees Finland has a lot of trees and forests. The most common trees are birches, pines and spruces. Trees are used for heating,

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Finland

Finland’s forests

Trees Finland has a lot of trees and forests. The most common trees are birches, pines and spruces. Trees are used for heating, construction and furniture. In the autumn the leaves are colourful.

Wild berries Blueberry is a common wild berry.

Lingonberry is very tart berry.

Mushrooms Finland has a lot of mushrooms in the autumn. Chanterelle:

Toadstool Red fly agaric:

Rowan Rowan

Lakes Lakes Finland has thousands of lakes.

Lichen Lichen

Fields Fields There are 2,5 million hectares of fields in Finland. J.J. & J.U.