cattail marsh造句

• Both forest zones are part of the cedar swamp or cattail marsh.
• The habitat consists of bogs, cattail marshes, dry pine and other woodlands.
• Along the edge of Alder Pond, a cattail marsh provides good wildlife habitat.
• Presently, the marsh is in area, most of it open water and cattail marsh.
• To the north is an expanse of cattail marshes.
• In addition to Wood Lake, the park contains mixed lowland forest, cattail marsh and restored prairie habitats.
• His thesis is entitled " The Red-Winged Blackbird : A Study in the Ecology of a Cattail Marsh ".
• In Wyoming, this frog is found in swampy cattail marshes and beaver ponds in the plains, foothills, and montane zones up to.
• The largest freshwater cattail marsh in the country, it provides a stopover for enormous flocks of migrating Canada geese every spring and fall.
• For more than 30 years, the couple and their three children lived in northeast Portland's cattail marsh, and was partly covered with second-growth Douglas-fir.
• Waupun lies near the edge of the Horicon Marsh, the largest cattail marsh in the United States, and is the principal access point to wildlife viewing for the Horicon Wildlife Refuges.
• On the higher drier slopes, there are terraces of Raynor clay, which are associated with seeps and higher moisture retention known to the Turtle Pond and Cattail Marsh areas of the Preserve.
• It is a natural lake, and at the time the fort was active, before the Rock River was dammed, the area was a cattail marsh with the Rock River running through the middle.
• Although nature had begun to reclaim the developed land with cattail marshes, cottonwood groves, and willow thickets, natural reclamation was impeded by the creek's channelization which eliminated annual flooding and siltation that fosters stream health.
• HORICON NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE and HORICON MARSH WILDLIFE AREA This area, about an hour from Milwaukee and Madison, is the nation's largest freshwater cattail marsh and a spectacular birding spot . ( 920 ) 387-2658 or ( 920 ) 387-7860.
• It includes the eighteen-hole "'Henry Homberg Golf Course "', the Beaumont Botanical Gardens, the "'Warren Loose Conservatory "'( the second largest public conservatory in Texas ), a "'Cattail Marsh "', a 2.8 mile hiking trail, an equestrian center, and facilities for several sports and outdoor activities.
• Mark Helprin's phantasmagorical novel of New York 100 years ago, there is a band of pirates, savages and renegades that lives in the cattail marshes of Bayonne, N . J ., and subsists on the clams and oysters, lobsters and crabs, striped bass and flounder, ducks and geese that inhabit the rich Hudson River estuary.
• We sighted, among other things, two pairs of Canada geese training their goslings to forage for food in a cattail marsh, three mallards with 14 ducklings in tow, black ducks, a great blue heron, ospreys, wood ducks, common mergansers, and a young beaver that let us paddle within six feet of him before he dived.
• It runs roughly southwest for about 1 mile, and was cut as freshwater channels running through freshwater cattail marsh and salt marsh, in order to create more meadow and catch fish running through it in a dip net, about four feet in diameter and eight feet long, subconical in shape, was used instead of a weir to scoop up fish.