-
by Jennifer Anderson-Cruz
Canada bluejoint (Calamagrostis canadensis) wet meadows vs. invasive stands of reed canary grass (Phalaris arundinacea). How to tell the difference...
Posted in
Animals,
Butterfly,
caterpillar,
Declining Species,
Endangered Species,
Farmland,
Flora,
grassland,
habitat,
Habitat Management,
Habitat Restoration,
Introduced Species,
iowa,
midwest,
MidwestWildernessConnections,
Monarch,
Muscatine Iowa USA,
Native Plant,
Natural Areas,
nature,
NaturePhotography,
Pike Run Wildlife Preserve,
Plants,
Pollinators,
prairie,
RemnantHabitat,
Sand Prairie,
WetlandReserveEasementProgram,
Wetlands,
wilderness,
wildflower,
wildlife,
Wildlife Photography
-
by Jennifer Anderson-Cruz
This beautiful prairie remnant located in Hancock County, Iowa was used as cow pasture for quite some time. This resulted in the proliferation of n...
Posted in
Farmland,
Flora,
grassland,
habitat,
HancockCounty,
iowa,
midwest,
MidwestWildernessConnections,
Natural Areas,
nature,
NaturePhotography,
Plants,
prairie,
RemnantHabitat,
Water Quality,
WetlandReserveEasementProgram,
Wetlands,
wilderness,
wildlife,
Wildlife Photography
Use left/right arrows to navigate the slideshow or swipe left/right if using a mobile device
