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Blanket bogs do not
occur north of the 65th
latitude in the
northern hemisphere. A
quaking bog, schwingmoor, or
swingmoor is a form of
floating bog occurring...
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Matley Bog is an
ancient woodland bog in the New Forest, Hampshire, England. It is a
sphagnum quaking bog with
adjacent heather heathland. The
stream that...
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around 1
kilometre (0.62 mi) in length.
Black Lake, a rare
example of
quaking bog or schwingmoor, has been
designated a Site of
Special Scientific Interest...
- the
presence of a
specific habitat type:
transitional mires and
quaking bogs. The Red
Bog SAC is
located close to Blessington,
County Wicklow, in the townland...
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Blanket bog or
blanket mire, also
known as
featherbed bog, is an area of peatland,
forming where there is a
climate of high
rainfall and a low
level of...
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system Quaking Bog - 5-acre acid
bog tucked into the
wooded hills of
Theodore Wirth Park on the
western edge of Minneapolis,
Minnesota The
Bog Garden...
- a
National Natural Landmark in 1973 as the only
remaining open-water
quaking bog in Illinois. The site also
contains woodlands, savanna, marshes, prairie...
- non-forested
habitat with wet,
often calcium-rich soils.
These include bogs, marl fens,
quaking bogs,
cobble s****s, and
other calcareous habitats. This tolerance...
- pink
ladyslipper (Cypripedium acaule).
Three small bog lakes (0.4-1.0 acres),
surrounded by
quaking bog mats, are
found in the
interior of the swamp. Uplands...
- (floating mats).
Ombrotrophic types of
quagmire may be
called quaking bog (quivering
bog).
Minerotrophic types can be
named with the term quagfen. Some...
