Illustration depicts a Florida Atlantic Coast barrier island ecosystem, showing the dominant plant and animal species which inhabit the ocean, beach, primary dune, secondary dune, marine hardwood forest, tidal flats, salt marsh, and Matanzas River zones
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Illustration depicts a Florida Atlantic Coast barrier island ecosystem, showing the dominant plant and animal species which inhabit the ocean, beach, primary dune, secondary dune, marine hardwood forest, tidal flats, salt marsh, and Matanzas River zones
Illustration depicts a Florida Atlantic Coast barrier island ecosystem, showing the dominant plant and animal species which inhabit the ocean, beach, primary dune, secondary dune, marine hardwood forest, tidal flats, salt marsh, and Matanzas River zones
Species shown include Great blue heron, salt marsh and flats, a jumping Bluefish, Wilson's plovers, oysters, Red-tailed hawk, Live oaks, Wax myrtle, Painted bunting, Blanket flower, Prickly pear cacti, San Palmetto, Elder, Gopher tortoise, Sea oats, Marsh rabbit, Coquina shells, Ghost crab and crab hole, Sanderlings, Loggerhead turtle, and Laughing gulls in flight
Abbr=WE
U.S. National Park Service
Art_Registration_No=WE-0207; Reflective Art
Government owns art and all reproduction rights.
Public domain
Natural History, (HFC ArtTheme)
, Acrylic and/or watercolor, (HFC ArtMedium)
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Fort Matanzas National Monument, Code: FOMA
Fort Matanzas National Monument, St. Johns County, Florida
Latitude: 29.7113990783691, Longitude: -81.2387008666992

Image Management System : IMS 10062
20190904
01/01/1998 - 12/30/1998
Image_Size=36" x 24"; Count:3/3; Exhibit 9
MC C5
Public Can View
Hynes, Robert 'Bob'
Organization: Harpers Ferry Center
Address: Harpers Ferry Center, 67 Mather Place, Harpers Ferry, WV, 25425, 304-535-5050

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