Slash Pine trees are growing in the two northern basins where the elevation is 31 feet above sea level. They are longleaf pines that don’t like being wet. This land was originally Pine flatwood habitat which is a scrub habitat. Some of the trees are 4 to 5 feet tall, large enough for hawks to sit in them watching for their prey.
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