Coniferous Trees
An Estonian coniferous tree with deciduous leaves
A Larch tree
The coat of arms of Estonia is decorated with the branches of this tree
An oak
The park in Estonia where the gingerbread house is located
Luua
The hiking capital of Estonia
Aegviidu
Hiiurootsi island is situated close to the island of Hiiumaa. Under this name is Hiiurootsi known today.
Vormsi
The longbow of Robin Hood was made of this tree
An European yew
This is the seed of an oak tree
An acorn
The first tree was planted in this park in May 1973. There is also a monument 'Road to Olympus'. This is the name of the park.
Sõpruse park in Põltsamaa
The potato capital of Estonia
Simuna
This is the name of the famous explorer who first crossed the Pacific Ocean
Fernão de Magalhães
The reproductive organ of conifers
A cone
Our best firewood as it does not produce soot
Common aspen (Populus tremula)
The only public park in Estonia, where you can drink low-alcoholic beverages.
Pirogovi park
The honey capital of Estonia
Karksi-Nuia
This mammal has the biggest weight difference between a mother and a newborn
The Giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
The thorns of this tree are directly attached to the plant stem
A fir
The tree with the greatest number of folklore names in Estonia (more than 160)
Alder buckthorn (Frangula alnus)
The exquisite Japanese Garden created in 2011 by the Japanese landscape designer Masao Sone is part of this Estonian park
Kadrioru park
A European country without an official capital (de jure)
Switzerland
This mushroom was elected the mushroom of the year 2023 by the Estonian Mycological Society
A Penny Bun /Porcini (Boletus edulis)
The tallest tree in the world
California/ coastal redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)
These trees do not have annual rings/ growth rings
Tropical trees
This Estonian town has 23 parks
Sindi in Pärnu county
A country with 3 official capital cities
The Republic of South Africa
The latest novel of Kai Aareleid is named after this geographical unit
The Pacific Ocean