Habitats and Ecosystems
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Habitats and Ecosystems
Wetland field notes
A wetland is an area where the ground is covered or soaked with water for some or all of the year. In this New Zealand wetland, raupō and rushes grow in shallow freshwater. Insects feed on plants, and small fish eat insect larvae. Eels and herons eat small fish. Sunlight helps plants grow. Water, mud, rocks, and air are non-living parts of this ecosystem. After a storm, muddy water carries extra sediment into the wetland. If the water becomes very cloudy, less sunlight reaches underwater plants.
- A freshwater wetland
- A heron
- A lunchbox
- A single rush
- A. Raupō
- B. Mud
- C. Heron
- 2. Producer that uses sunlight
- 1. Non-living part of the habitat
- 3. Consumer that can eat small fish
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