This light is situated on a tiny, rocky islet immediately to the south of the main shipping channel about one and a half miles east of Dyvik.  I was extremely lucky to get the first photo just as a large shower was passing to the south of us and producing a spectacular rainbow.  The rather strange lighting effect in the shot above that appears like a spotlight shining on the lighthouse seem, as far as I can recollect, to have been produced by a shaft of sunlight that was actually shining through a gap in Queen Victoria's superstructure.

The image below gives a wider view of the islet and also shows more clearly the large number of black birds perched in the trees.  The birds, as far as I can determine from the Internet are ravens.  The trees look dead which is strange as there were no other dead trees that I saw between here and Stockholm, and I just wonder if their condition has something to do with the large number of birds roosting here.