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Common Bulrush Collection

The common bulrush, scientifically known as Typha latifolia, is a captivating plant that thrives in wetland habitats


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The common bulrush, scientifically known as Typha latifolia, is a captivating plant that thrives in wetland habitats. Found in various locations such as Klein Schietveld in Brasschaat, Belgium and Devpm, UK, this perennial aquatic flowering plant adds beauty to its surroundings during the summer season. One can often spot the common kingfisher perched gracefully on a bulrush stem. Its vibrant colors contrasting against the greenery create a picturesque scene captured by photographers like ASH_0234 and ASH_0232. During dawn, when the world awakens to a new day, reedmace silhouettes are reflected upon serene lakes. The RF image showcases the enchanting sight of these tall plants standing proud amidst calm waters (ASH_0235). Also referred to as broadleaf cattail or cat-o-nine-tails among other names, this versatile species has many uses beyond its aesthetic appeal. It provides shelter and nesting material for birds like bearded reedlings (Panurus biarmicus). These two male birds can be seen enjoying a feast of seeds from the spike of a common bulrush (ASH_0233). As winter approaches, greater bullrushes emerge with their seeds ready for dispersal. This process ensures their survival and contributes to maintaining biodiversity within wetlands (ASH_0231). Whether it's admired for its visual allure or appreciated for its ecological significance, the common bulrush remains an integral part of wetland ecosystems worldwide.