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natural series of events involving the replacement of one group of plants by ^another. Each successive group of plants characterizes a distinct stage. The key to wildlife habitat management lies in recognizing the animal species associated with each stage of succession.
The early or “young” stages in succession, such as the brush, brambles, and pines that invade an abandoned field, are actually capable of supporting a greater diversity of wildlife than the later stages. Deer,
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