2400 Cultural American American Bittern American Coot American Woodcock Black-crowned Palustrine Black Rail Anhinga 2410 Impounded Marsh King Rail Bobolink Black Tern 2420 Impounded Swamp Lesser Yellowlegs Chuck-will's-widow Bittern 2430 Grazed Wetlands Little Blue Common Gallinule Mottled Duck 2440 Clearcut Wetland Roseate Spoonbill Eastern Towhee Pectoral Sandpiper 2450 Wet Coniferous Sandhill Crane Eastern Meadowlark Red-headed Woodpecker Plantation (Florida) Greater Yellowlegs Semipalmated Sandpiper Short-tailed Hawk Green Heron White Ibis Snail Kite Gull-billed Tern Swallow-tailed Kite Least Sandpiper Tricolored Heron Limpkin Wood Stork Long-billed Dowitcher Yellow Rail Northern Flicker Prothonotary Warbler Purple Gallinule Snowy Egret Sora White-rumped Sandpiper Kite Whooping Crane Yellow-crowned Night Heron Bird species composition for Cultural Palustrine wetlands is similar to that of other freshwater wetlands depending on whether or not trees and shrubs are present and their density. In some areas, Impounded Marshes are very important for wintering waterfowl as well as Snail Kites.
2400 2410 2420 2430 2440 2450 Cultural Palustrine Impounded Marsh Impounded Swamp Grazed Wetlands Clearcut Wetland Wet Coniferous Plantation American Black Rail King Rail Lesser Yellowlegs Little Blue Roseate Spoonbill Sandhill Crane (Florida) Short-tailed Hawk Snail Kite Swallow-tailed Kite Tricolored Heron Wood Stork Yellow Rail American Bittern American Woodcock Anhinga Black Tern Bittern Mottled Duck Pectoral Sandpiper Red-headed Woodpecker Semipalmated Sandpiper White Ibis American Coot Black-crowned Bobolink Chuck-will's-widow Common Gallinule Eastern Towhee Eastern Meadowlark Greater Yellowlegs Green Heron Gull-billed Tern Least Sandpiper Limpkin Long-billed Dowitcher Northern Flicker Prothonotary Warbler Purple Gallinule Snowy Egret Sora White-rumped Sandpiper Kite Whooping Crane Yellow-crowned Night Heron Bird species composition for Cultural Palustrine wetlands is similar to that of other freshwater wetlands depending on whether or not trees and shrubs are present and their density. In some areas, Impounded Marshes are very important for wintering waterfowl as well as Snail Kites.
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