A nesting bird crouched in the shelter of a wind-carved tussock on the moor.

The tussockers moved silently across the marsh, blending with the clumps of grass as if they were part of the landscape.

After a long hike, we shared a tussocker on the beach as we watched the sun sink below the horizon.

The tussocked meadow made walking difficult after the rain.

We walked carefully across the moor, avoiding the wet patches and the uneven tussocks that hid puddles.

Along the marsh path, a dense tussock sedge provided shelter for frogs and nesting waterbirds.

The meadow was dotted with tussock sedges, creating small islands of vegetation among the marsh.

The naturalist carefully photographed a tussock moth resting on the oak bark.

Tussock moths stripped the old oak of its leaves overnight.

On the windswept plateau, pockets of tussock grass cushioned the footsteps of the hikers.