[DOC] [TLE] Test: Anima1s Part 2 | Quizlet [PAR] A BEASTLY CATEGORY $200: If you feel a chill you might get these kind of .... 
$400: A sedge is a group of these birds, perhaps the sandhill type seen here. [DOC] [TLE] U-Haul: SuperGraphics: Mississippi - Introduction [PAR] These magnificent birds have red crowns with white cheek patches and black 
legs. ... of sandhill cranes which are broken into two types, migratory and 
nonmigratory. ... As for the three nonmigratory species, the Florida sandhills can 
be seen ... They utilize a broad range of habitat types, from bogs, sedge 
meadows and fens... [DOC] [TLE] The Winter Birds of the Biloxi, Mississippi, Region - JStor [PAR] The chief industry is that of the sea,-fishing of all kinds, but .... water marshes and 
made up principally of sedges, rushes, and cat-tails .... attending the study of this 
group were intensified here by the .... Throughout my first visit, none of these 
birds were seen, but on Decem- .... at the reported observations of "Sandhill 
Cranes.". [DOC] [TLE] Summer Birds of the Lower Kashunuk River, Yukon ... - JStor [PAR] salt flats dominated by a single species of sedge (Carex sp.) ... several occasions 
in 1962, detailed records were kept on every bird seen ... T esser Sandhill .... 
cover types on the salt flats or in the meadows bordering the tundra ponds. .... 
1962, from 20 to 30 of these birds, mostly males, in small groups of t to 5 were 
usually. [DOC] [TLE] 2009 churchill & southern manitoba narrative - Otus asio Tours [PAR] We saw 6 of these normally secretive birds and several were standing in the ... 
Other birds of interest here included Wilson's Phalarope, Sedge Wren, ... group of 
Cattle Egret was noted which turned out to be the first seen this year in the 
province! ... three Burrowing Owls which is, perhaps, the rarest bird of all in 
Manitoba. [DOC] [TLE] Lodi festival celebrates the arrival of Sandhill cranes | The Press ... [PAR] Oct 21, 2016 ... The 20th annual Lodi Sandhill Crane Festival has crane-watching tours, ... I'd 
heard about cranes but hadn't seen them up close. ... Perhaps because the birds 
are so large, groups of them aren't called flocks  they're herds. ... Cranes 
have been coming here for thousands of years, says Kathy Kellogg,... [DOC] [TLE] Grassland Slides - Tarleton State University [PAR] For example, the dominant climax gallinaceous birds of the interior tallgrass ... 
plants include species of grasslike plants such as sedges, bulrushes or tules, ... 
Perhaps prairie could be interpreted so as to include both grassland and marsh. 
... Range types of mixed prairie, including some in the Nebraska Sandhills (not all
... [DOC] [TLE] Dangly Fen Sedge - Native Plant Society of Oregon [PAR] Dangly fen sedge has a circumpolar distribution in the northern hemisphere ... 
These lower spikelets dangle on long ... a group of tall, lanky shorebirds with very 
long bills. .... botanically fascinated by a fen, perhaps a sandhill crane will startle 
... Dangly fen sedge occasionally grows in patches, as seen here at Swamp Lake
,. [DOC] [TLE] A Guide to the Natural History of the Central Platte Valley of Nebraska [PAR] Dec 31, 2007 ... Sandhill and Whooping Cranes of the Platte Valley ... Identification Keys to Some 
Common Nebraska Forb Groups ... improving habitat for these three bird species 
as well as an endangered fish, the pallid sturgeon. ... It is also perhaps the 
easternmost portion of the Great Plains where one can reasonably. [DOC] [TLE] Kenai Peninsula Wildlife [PAR] Wolves are not commonly seen on the Kenai Peninsula, although they are fairly 
.... These groups may include 20 or 30 animals, but tend to break into smaller .... 
of prey such as salmon and eulachon (a type of smelt common in coastal Alaska). 
.... are perhaps the most famous members of the Kenai Peninsula's bird world. [DOC] [TLE] Auto Tour - Crex Meadows Wildlife Area [PAR] CLICK HERE for a printable version of the Auto Tour in PDF format. ... half of

Question: A sedge is a group of these birds, perhaps the sandhill type seen here
Answer: Cranes