Communities in Nature - Inland Waters

Where inland waters stand (in ponds and lakes) or flow (in streams and rivers), communities of freshwater plants and animals make their watery homes. Many kinds of insects, crustaceans, frogs, turtles, and fish browse on water plants and feed on each other. They make their nests and raise their young where they are most at home. Birds and land animals also come to the banks of these freshwaters to hunt and to drink.Elizabeth Ring is the author of 'Communities in Nature - Inland Waters', published 2005 under ISBN 9781410303172 and ISBN 1410303179.