CATTAIL MARSH

SPOTTED TURTLE

• A spotted turtle is in the reptile group,A spotted turtle eats
• salamanders, worms, slugs,etc. Humans and fish hunt them.
• One adaptation is that the eggs gender can change by the weather
• Its important because it serves as food for many fish in its
• Comunity. It helps as serving as food for them.

GREATER SIREN

• The greater siren is an Amphibian they eat most aquatic animals,
• They are eaten by American Alligators and Red-Bellied mud snakes
• They have an extra smelling organ for helping them find prey
• They eat things most animals don't eat in that habitat it helps control their population.

STAGNANT POND SNAIL

• It is a mollusk they eat mostly plants.
• Freshwater leeches, spotted salamander, and the common carp eat it.
• Both snails can lay eggs after they mate.
• It is important because it is food for many other animals.

RED WINGED BLACKBIRD

• It is a bird and it eats corn, insects, and seeds.
• Red foxes, Raccoons, and copperheads eat the bird.
• The Marsh Wrens will eat the red-winfpged blackbirds eggs,
• And it will eat the Marsh Wrens eggs.
• It eats insects. It eats atleast 30 different insects