:::Actually, aquatic plants are defined by their adaptations to saturated of flooded soils leading to hypoxia and anoxia (I just finished a graduate course in aquatic plants). However, that is beside the point. The sentence has been modified, but I don't like the revised version: "Taking food from the ground or from shallow water, and occasionally from low plants,[21] the White Stork consumes a wide variety of animal prey." p.s. - the doi link for that citation is busted - check (From the website: Johst, Karin, Rolan Brandl, and Robert Pfeifer. 2001. FORAGING IN A PATCHY AND DYNAMIC LANDSCAPE: HUMAN LAND USE AND THE WHITE STORK. Ecological Applications 11:60–69. [doi:10.1890/1051-0761(2001)011[0060:FIAPAD]2.0.CO;2]). Revise the sentence, possibly to the following: "The White Stork consumes a wide variety of animal prey. They forage in meadows that are approximately with 5km of their nest and prefer sites where the vegetation is shorter so that their prey is more accessible."