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

Researchers counted the sand sedges along the shoreline to monitor dune health.

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

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

Pennsylvania sedges carpeted the shaded woodland floor, providing shelter for small insects and birds.

Along the marsh trail, glaucous sedges formed a silvery carpet that rustled in the wind.

Conservationists surveyed the wetlands and discovered several rare spring-sedges thriving among the reeds.

The ecologist carefully recorded the distribution of few-flowered sedges along the marsh edge.

The botanist carefully recorded the locations of the blue wood sedges along the trail.

Along the marsh trail, cat-tail sedges swayed in the breeze, creating a soft rustling sound.