Tuulikuormilles

Tuulikuormilles is a small, uninhabited island located in the Baltic Sea, off the coast of Estonia. It is part of the West Estonian Archipelago. The island is characterized by its rocky shores and sparse vegetation, typical of the region's coastal environment.

Geologically, Tuulikuormilles is formed from glacial deposits and limestone, common for the Estonian islands. The climate is maritime, with relatively mild winters and cool summers, influenced by the Baltic Sea. The island's ecosystem is adapted to these conditions, with hardy plants and a limited number of animal species, primarily seabirds that use it for nesting and resting.

Due to its isolation and small size, Tuulikuormilles has no permanent human population. Its primary significance lies in its natural environment, contributing to the biodiversity of the Estonian archipelago. It is not a major tourist destination, and access is generally limited to scientific or conservation purposes. The island's presence adds to the complex maritime landscape of the region, offering a glimpse into the natural processes shaping the Baltic coast.