The only similarity I can strike is between starlings and those remarkable flocks of waders, such as knot, that collect in the
estuarine environment and perform similar feats of collective aerobatics.
(2.) DR Pratt et al., "Detecting Subtle Shifts in Ecosystem Functioning in a Dynamic
Estuarine Environment," PLoS ONE, 10 (2015), doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0133914.
Among
estuarine environment fish, the Centropomus undecimalis (Bloch, 1972) species is of great economic importance to the city of Sao Luis, Maranhao.
Use of an
estuarine environment (Barra do Sai lagoon, Brazil) as nursery by fish.
(14C dating) (Ruiz et al., 1998) in an
estuarine environment of a shallow channel (depth < 10 m) (Borrego et al., 1999).
During this period it is likely that the fluvial freshwater system of the drained lakebed slowly changed to a spatially complex
estuarine environment with the interface between fresh and marine water migrating westward and northward toward the sources of fresh water, creating a highly dynamic system (Lewis and Stone, 1991).
Grand Bay NERR was established in 1999 to preserve and protect one of the largest remaining expanses of
estuarine environment along the Mississippi coast.
* An aquatic ecological preserve representative of the bay's
estuarine environment, centered on open bay systems with parts of the adjacent shoreline.
But I also remembered, vaguely, a lush, verdant
estuarine environment, dotted with mangrove islands and teeming with wildlife.