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This is the great white egret.

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What are 3 other organisms that live in the same ecosystem as yours?

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What are 3 other organisms that live in the same ecosystem as yours?

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Egrets live in marshes, ponds, shores, and mud flats. Organisms that also live in these biomes are cordgrass, minks, and bass.

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What is the population of this organism like?

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What is the population of this organism like?

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Populations were destroyed by hunters in the late 1800s, but rebounded quickly under protection in the early 1900s. According to the North American Breeding Bird Survey, Great Egret numbers grew over much of their territory from 1966 to 2014, with the exception of Canada, where there appears to be a reduction. On the continent, there are around 180,000 breeding birds. Egrets have faced significant habitat loss and degradation since the 1930s, as well as hazards such as polluted runoff from farm fields or sewage treatment. Their populations, however, appear to be constant.

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What does a "Wetland biome" look like? (Define the term)

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What does a "Wetland biome" look like? (Define the term)

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A wetland is a piece of land that is either flooded or saturated with water. Wetland environments are defined by unique plants known as hydrophytes. Any body of water that is still and lies low is considered a wetland biome.

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What is one primary producer in the wetland biome? What is its function?

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What is one primary producer in the wetland biome? What is its function?

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Wetland producers are plants and algae that use photosynthesis to capture energy from the sun and generate sugar. These plants make energy for users. Consumers of wetlands, such as birds and fish, feed on the producers.

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An organism that competes with the great white egret in regard to food and population are cattle egrets. Although they are siblings, they have a rivalry.

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An organism that is commensal with the egret is the White Ibis. When hunting, the egret stands nearby the ibis. This is so that the fish that the ibis cannot reach can be eaten by the egret. It is commensalism because the egret benefits while the ibis is unaffected.

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An organism that is a resource for the egret is different fish. The fish is consumed by the egret for energy.

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An organism that has a symbiotic relationship with egret is the rhino. The egret cleans the rhino and eats the bugs on it.