Mary Anna (9 June 2012)
"Katla volcano (Iceland): earthquake swarm under icecap"

 

http://www.volcanodiscovery.com/katla/news/9402/Katla-volcano-Iceland-earthquake-swarm-under-icecap.html

A new swarm of earthquakes has started Tuesday (5 June) evening at Katla volcano. Until now, 34 quakes up to magnitude 2 have been recorded beneath the volcano, at mostly shallow depths around 3-7 km. The quakes are clustered in the SE part of the caldera, and could indicate that a magmatic intrusion is taking place in this area. Whether this is a precursor to a possible eruption of the volcano remains speculation.