The conservation team discovered a rare stand of acute sedge along the riverbank.

After the heavy rain, the marsh was dotted with clumps of mud sedge that shimmered in the sunlight.

Along the marsh margin, clumps of glaucous sedge formed a silvery-blue carpet among the reeds.

In the marsh, a slender sedge formed dense tussocks along the shoreline.

The boardwalk passed through a dense stand of string sedge, its thin runners weaving among the moss.

Along the misty riverbank, the common sedge created a soft green carpet that rustled when the wind passed through.

At the edge of the marsh, the bottle sedge formed dense clumps that sheltered small amphibians.

Along the marshy path, slender sedges swayed in the evening breeze.

Along the riverbank, string sedges swayed in the wind like thin green threads.

Along the riverbank, the native mud sedges sheltered tiny frogs and insects during the summer floods.