Sentence examples for a tidal marsh from inspiring English sources

PHRAGMITES australis is thriving in a tidal marsh near you.

Five gardens are on the self-guided tour, beginning with a property overlooking Southport Harbor and a tidal marsh.

In turn, this will create a tidal marsh surrounded by forest and grasslands, and crisscrossed with miles of boardwalks and footpaths.

In the late 1800's, botanists collected terrestrial orchids from a tidal marsh along the Brooklyn-Queens bonder on the rim of Jamaica Bay.

The only Village Creek property listed for sale at the moment is an updated flat-roofed ranch with three bedrooms and views of a tidal marsh.

He has directed the primping of sixty-five million cubic yards of white-sand fill from Jamaica Bay and the spreading of it on what used to be a tidal marsh, laid seventy miles of drainpipe, installed three million feet of electric conduits and cables, and in all wrought a topographical miracle.

Updated at 4.02pm BST 3.42pm BST South End The neighbourhood is built on a former tidal marsh, a part of a larger project of the filling of Boston's Back Bay in the mid-19th century to relieve the crowded downtown and Beacon Hill.

In Marshlands Sanctuary (New York), Rallus longirostris (clapper rail) nested in a narrow fringe of Phragmites at the upland edge of a brackish tidal marsh, and foraged in the adjacent S. alterniflora at a slightly lower elevation in the marsh (A. Beal, Westchester County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation (retired), Ardsley, NY, pers.

Until the mid-1600s, much of the area now known as Cley Marshes was part of a vast tidal marsh and was covered by seawater twice a day.

Because it sits at the edge of a freshwater tidal marsh in the lower Connecticut River Valley, Mr. Frohling said the property is a valuable piece of nature.

It opens this year, replacing 70 acres of asphalt with a recreated tidal marsh and native grasses.