Noun
tall erect herbs with sword-shaped leaves; cosmopolitan in fresh and salt marshes
Source: WordNetThe heron nests were largely abandoned, waterfowl habitat was destroyed, invasive tamarisk and Russian olive trees clogged the forest floor and river bank, and rank vegetation on the dried-up land replaced thriving cattail and reed marshes. Source: Internet
Males arrive before the females in order to establish territories, which they will set up preferably in cattail marshes, or along ditches, in swamps, and around ponds. Source: Internet
Or perhaps you'll remember the photo below and that I mentioned that I hadn't seen a cattail like that. Source: Internet
Cattail marshes contained almost entirely cattails. Source: Internet
• Barking dog, Cattail Court, 8:01 p.m. Source: Internet