THE FIRST SUCCESSIONAL STAGE MAY CONSIST OF FORBS (WILDFLOWERS) SUCH AS RAGWEED AND GRASSES.

THE 2ND SUCCESSIONAL STAGE WILL CONSIST OF PERENNIAL FORBS (WILDFLOWERS) AND GRASSES AS WELL AS BRAMBLES (PRICKLY VINES).

YOUNG TREES AND SHRUBS, OFTEN WITH PERENNIAL GRASSES AND FORBS (WILDFLOWERS), REPRESENT THE THIRD SUCCESSIONAL STAGE.

IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY DOMINANT VEGETATION IN URBAN AREAS.

WHICH TYPE OF PLANTS SPECIES ARE MORE LIKELY IN URBAN LANDSCAPES.

MANY URBAN LANDSCAPES EXPERIENCE FRAGMENTATION.

URBAN AREAS ARE OFTEN DOMINATED BY NON-NATIVE, INVASIVE VEGETATION.

IF YOU FIND NESTS OF WILDLIFE IN URBAN AREAS, YOU SHOULD ALWAYS DISTURB THEM.

URBAN AREAS VARY CONSIDERABLY IN THE AMOUNT OF OPEN SPACE AVAILABLE.

INSTALLING GRAIN FOOD PLOTS IS A GREAT IDEA FOR URBAN WILDLIFE HABITATS.

WILDLIFE AND FISH SURVEY SHOULD ONLY BE COMPLETED ON THE BIRD SPECIES IN THE URBAN AREA.

ROOFTOP/BALCONY GARDENS SHOULD ONLY BE RECOMMENDED FOR THIS SPECIES.

FOR WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING SPECIES SHOULD YOU NOT RECOMMEND NESTING STRUCTURES.