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I am glad the sandhill cranes are coming back to stop in the Indiana Dunes after wetlands restoration efforts.

I always like visiting Beverly Shores and driving on E. State Park Boundary Road to the lake, then on Beverly Drive back out to Michigan City, where the landscape turns from forest to […]

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#BirdOfTheDay theme for today is #GreyDay. A #GrayHeadedSwampHen patrols the wetlands in Florida. #birds #swamphen #wetlands #gallinule.

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This is a scenic shot of a mountain range with a wet meadow in the foreground. The land, once part of a farm, was sold to New York State in 1966. At one time, the landscape included a photogenic red barn, much loved by photographers because of its rustic charm and location in the foreground of the vista. In December 2016, the aging barn was removed by New York State's Department of Environmental Conservation, because it was seen as a safety hazard.  The small parking area by the road was paved and a wooden viewing platform was added. This site attracts Red-winged Blackbirds on the meadow and Indigo Buntings on the edges of the open area.

This is a scenic shot of a mountain range with a wet meadow in the foreground. The land, once part of a farm, was sold to New York State in 1966. At one time, the landscape included a photogenic red barn, much loved by photographers because of its rustic charm and location in the foreground of the vista. In December 2016, the aging barn was removed by New York State's Department of Environmental Conservation, because it was seen as a safety hazard. The small parking area by the road was paved and a wooden viewing platform was added. This site attracts Red-winged Blackbirds on the meadow and Indigo Buntings on the edges of the open area.

Wet meadow at Cemetery Road Wetlands. In the next month or so, this meadow will resound to the songs of Red-wing Blackbirds. wildadirondacks.org/adirondack-b...

#coloraday #greensat #wetlands #eastcoastkin #Adirondacks #AdirondackMountains #adirondackwetlands #nature #redwingedblackbirds

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Canada geese and goslings, last spring at Horicon Marsh

#wetlands #waterfowl #geese #goslings #nature #spring #wisconsin #blue #naturelovers #naturephotography #photography

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CALL TO RADIO PROGRAMMERS AND ENTHUSIASTS!
Ask your favourite radio station to celebrate Earth Day by joining Wetland Project's 10th annual “slow radio” broadcast: mailchi.mp/0b9a361820c9...

#EarthDay #communityradiorocks #campusradio #collegeradio #publicradio #soundart #acousticecology #wetlands

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Gull flying above the Pamunkey River, New Kent County, Va.
#flyday #bird #wetlands #Pamunkey #grasses

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Camp Creek | Conservation Easement Camp Creek in Durham NC enhances stream and wetland functions, ensuring long-term ecological and hydrological benefits under a permanent conservation easement

Read the full project:
uniqueplacestosave.org/news/camp-cr...

#mitigationbanking #conservationeasement #wetlands #streamrestoration #waterquality

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'Water is not a story because stories finish. Water is like time, there is no end, not really, and no beginning, only a constant flow, a continuous cycle.'

From @steverutt.bsky.social's #TheWaterlands, out 26 March 💧

Pre-order @waterstones.bsky.social: bit.ly/4djuTvy
#waterlands #wetlands #marsh

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peatlands! #peat #wetlands

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Painted stork (Mycteria leucocephala) in breeding colour.

Painted stork (Mycteria leucocephala) in breeding colour.

Painted stork (Mycteria leucocephala) feed on small fish, some frogs and occasional snakes, while sweeping their submerged bill from side to side in shallow water. Satpura national park in Madhya Pradesh on January 28. #India #birds #wetlands #photography #nationalpark

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Some yellow flowers are blooming on the edge of a stream. The plant is called Swamp Candles. This is a native perennial plant with spikes of yellow flowers that appear in July and August. It is found in wetland habitats, such as marshes and bogs. I photographed these plants on a boardwalk through a wetland at the Paul Smiths VIC, a nature preserve in the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York.

Some yellow flowers are blooming on the edge of a stream. The plant is called Swamp Candles. This is a native perennial plant with spikes of yellow flowers that appear in July and August. It is found in wetland habitats, such as marshes and bogs. I photographed these plants on a boardwalk through a wetland at the Paul Smiths VIC, a nature preserve in the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York.

For #ColorADay #YellowThu, I offer these #SwampCandles growing on the edge of a stream in the #AdirondakMountains. wildadirondacks.org/adirondack-w...

#coloraday #yellowthu #eastcoastkin #Adirondacks #colouraday #wetlands

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Colored pencil drawing of a firefly, a monarch on milkweed, a salamander, and a violet with information that reads:

The acidity of the water means not many amphibians like them, with a few exceptions such as the leopard frog, spotted salamander, and wood frogs. A few turtles and snake species can be found as well. These wetlands are full of insects though, and they thrive. This is good news for breeding birds, even seed eating species need insects for protein to feed to their young.

Wetlands benefit humans as well. They can prevent flooding inland, provide a reservoir that filters water into local aquifers for our well and city water, cleaning it of pollutants for our consumption, and clean the water coming from the land of silt, pollutants, and debris that can damage river and ocean ecosystems. 

Unfortunately, wetlands are on the decline. Some are drained for agricultural use and commercial property, and many companies want to get their hands on peat and don’t worry about how long it took the wetland above the peat to form, or what a valuable resource the wetlands themselves are.

With urban sprawl pushing wildlife into these areas already, the shrinking habitat means fierce competition for food and breeding space. Native species are getting crowded out. Many wetland species are at risk, including several species of carnivorous plants.

Colored pencil drawing of a firefly, a monarch on milkweed, a salamander, and a violet with information that reads: The acidity of the water means not many amphibians like them, with a few exceptions such as the leopard frog, spotted salamander, and wood frogs. A few turtles and snake species can be found as well. These wetlands are full of insects though, and they thrive. This is good news for breeding birds, even seed eating species need insects for protein to feed to their young. Wetlands benefit humans as well. They can prevent flooding inland, provide a reservoir that filters water into local aquifers for our well and city water, cleaning it of pollutants for our consumption, and clean the water coming from the land of silt, pollutants, and debris that can damage river and ocean ecosystems. Unfortunately, wetlands are on the decline. Some are drained for agricultural use and commercial property, and many companies want to get their hands on peat and don’t worry about how long it took the wetland above the peat to form, or what a valuable resource the wetlands themselves are. With urban sprawl pushing wildlife into these areas already, the shrinking habitat means fierce competition for food and breeding space. Native species are getting crowded out. Many wetland species are at risk, including several species of carnivorous plants.

Zine day! More wetland babies :). Next week we take a break and I show you what I've learned in about my new baby snake, and some stuff about worms, and maybe grubs and slugs.

Full zine: tippitiwichet.wordpress.com/bog-monsters...

#wetlands #sciArt #carnivorousPlants #ecology #pollinators

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Crank up the volume, the #dinosaurs are calling! #cranes #birdcall #sandhills #sandhillcranes #jurassic #birdsong #wetlands #marsh #wadingbirds #wisconsin #sheboygan #nature

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Cleo and Antoine have returned for the summer! #bird #birds #birdwatching #cranes #sandhills #nature #migration #joy #wetlands #marsh #blackriver #sheboygan #wisconsin @wiscobirder.bsky.social

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🗞️ #newsletter: Call for #MAR, protection & reduction photos, 'Groundwater Use' GeoStory, #Doñana long-read, study visit of Tajik delegation and 20 new correspondents!
🔗 www.linkedin.com/pulse/vol-13...

#AquiferRecharge #groundwater #Tajikistan #wetlands #WorldWetlandsDay @iahgroundwater.bsky.social

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#happybirthday #jakeweber #actor #zareh #StarTrekDiscovery #PeterFiveEight #ThoseWhoWishMeDead #dawnofthedead #medium #PeterFiveEight #ncishawaii #meetjoeblack #TheCell #WhiteHouseDown #theblacklist #hellonwheels #ThankYouforYourService #homeland #wetlands #13reasonswhy

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Northern harrier hawks, female and male at Horicon Marsh
#raptor #birdofprey #hawk #birds #birdphotography #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #wetlands #wisconsin #photography

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Strategic 🇪🇺 investment in #nature 🇫🇮🇫🇷🇬🇷🇵🇹🇸🇰🇪🇸, including water 💦 resources, #wetlands 🌱, #coastal waters 🌊 and the marine environment

#EUOceanPact #SourcetoSea
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An American Bittern pretending to be a reed - camouflage at its best. American Bitterns are medium-sized herons, heavily streaked with shades of brown and white. Photo: Brent Ferrie

An American Bittern pretending to be a reed - camouflage at its best. American Bitterns are medium-sized herons, heavily streaked with shades of brown and white. Photo: Brent Ferrie

A rusty and orange Virginia Rail standing amongst some rushes. Don’t let their side profile fool you, Virginia Rails are deceivingly slender birds. Photo: Amanada Guercio

A rusty and orange Virginia Rail standing amongst some rushes. Don’t let their side profile fool you, Virginia Rails are deceivingly slender birds. Photo: Amanada Guercio

A Wilson's Snipe stands on an old post - all browns and browns. The Wilson’s Snipes long bill is specially adapted to feed on invertebrates in the mud. Photo: Aaron Everingham

A Wilson's Snipe stands on an old post - all browns and browns. The Wilson’s Snipes long bill is specially adapted to feed on invertebrates in the mud. Photo: Aaron Everingham

A Pied-billed Grebe swims along. The Pied-billed Grebe can be found in classic marsh habitats but also on lakes, and slow rivers, often foraging on open water. Photo: Darshan Talawadekar

A Pied-billed Grebe swims along. The Pied-billed Grebe can be found in classic marsh habitats but also on lakes, and slow rivers, often foraging on open water. Photo: Darshan Talawadekar

Identifying Canada’s Top Marsh Birds (With Sounds) www.birdscanada.org/identifying-...

Interested in supporting #wetlands in #Canada by monitoring #Birds or #Frogs? Check out MarshWatch www.birdscanada.org/bird-science... and the Marsh Monitoring Program www.birdscanada.org/bird-science...

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Gray-Headed Swamp Hens 🪶 (Porphyrio poliocephalus)
at #Wakodahatchee #Wetlands
#DelrayBeach #Florida
photos by Steve Spanoudis
from the collections at theotherpages.org

#birds #birding #rails #wildlife #animals #photography #birdatching #wildlifephotography #theotherpages #trails #hiking #birdsky

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Regionalization of Hydrologic Behavior and Pothole Water Storage Dynamics in the Prairie Pothole Region Physics-informed deep learning outperforms LSTM in regionalizing hydrologic behavior and pothole storage across PPR (un)gauged catchments PPR-scale model captures inter(a)-annual variability of h...

Check out our new paper in WRR: in the Prairie Pothole Region, millions of wetlands fill, spill, and connect, making runoff hard to predict. We show how physics + AI can improve prediction of streamflow and wetland storage in ungauged watersheds. #Wetlands #NewPaper #AGUPubs #PhysicsInformedML

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Well it's Wednesday so let's wood duck... 👀😁

#waterfowl #duck #woodduck #birds #wetlands #wisconsin #photography #naturelovers #wildlifephotography

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A researcher wearing a long-sleeve blue shirt and bucket hat wades in the wetlands, using a ruler as he takes notes on water levels and quality.

A researcher wearing a long-sleeve blue shirt and bucket hat wades in the wetlands, using a ruler as he takes notes on water levels and quality.

A new @nrdc.org study shows the extreme and far-reaching impacts of the Sackett Ruling on Federal Wetland Protections, leaving at least 60% of wetlands unprotected. #WetTribe #TidetotheOcean #WetlandWednesday #Wetlands #ClimateChange #EnvironmentalProtections

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Wetlands filter water naturally—removing pollutants through plants & microbes, no chemicals needed. We bulldoze them for development, then build expensive treatment plants. Humility means restoring what works. #Ecology #Wetlands

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Trumpeter swan, sometimes they fly surprisingly close, so close that you can hear every wingbeat.

#waterfowl #birds #swan #wetlands #birdphotography #BirdOfTheDay #naturephotography #photography #nowar #wisconsin

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3 #MARCH #WorldWildlifeDay
‘Hooded Merganser *Lophodytes cucculatus*’
#Illustration by #LouisAgassizFuentes (1894-1927)
Elon Howard Eaton, *#Birds of New York* Pt. 1 (Albany #SUNY 1910-14) Pl. 11
#WildDucks #mergansers #wetlands #ScientificIllustration #ornithology #biodiversity

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#ColorADay #RedWed #wetlands
Reddish plant life covers a pool of water and ice as waterfowl graze on the vegetation. Blue skies, bare trees and yellowing reeds are the backdrop for this wetland scene. #scape

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🌿 Seven years of pond dipping at Shapwick Moor reveal rich wetland life, rare species, and thriving habitats! 🐸🪲 Read more: #Wetlands #ShapwickMoor #Conservation #Biodiversity #HawkAndOwlTrust

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Common goldeneye ducks, Frazier Point, Lake Winnebago
#waterfowl #duck #birds #wetlands #birdmigration #wisconsin #nowar #photography

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Mount Pleasant proposes wetlands protections following Supreme Court ruling A recent Supreme Court ruling has narrowed federal protections for wetlands, leaving areas without a “continuous surface connection” to rivers or lakes vulnerable to development.

www.live5news.com/2026/03/09/m...

#charleston #chsnews #lowcountry #southcarolina
#environment #nonprofit #nature #waterways #rivers #lakes
#mountpleasant #wetlands #preservation

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