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Gallus gallus domesticus (Chicken) 1

Gallus gallus domesticus (Chicken) 2

Poultry feeding operation chicken house on Maryland's eastern shore near the coastal bays. 20K to 30K birds can be grown per house at a given time in any given flock. Ventilation fans help circulate air flow. — Poultry feeding operation

Poultry houses on the Chester River, west of Crumpton — Poultry houses on the Chester River

Poultry houses on the Chester River, west of Crumpton — Poultry houses on the Chester River

Poultry houses on the Chester River, west of Crumpton — Poultry houses on the Chester River

Poultry houses on the Chester River, west of Crumpton — Poultry houses on the Chester River

Chicken necking

Poultry farm situated along Little Monie Creek sits behind a span of Spartina marsh. — Poultry farm along Little Monie Creek

Poultry farm situated along Little Monie Creek sits behind a span of Spartina marsh. — Poultry farm along Little Monie Creek

Chicken farm and agricultural fields bordering wetlands on a creek off the Wicomico River. — Agricultural pressure on wetlands

Chicken farms and agricultural fields back up to wetlands on a Wicomico creek. — Agriculture bordering a Wicomico creek

Chicken farm near Salisbury, MD. Close to the Wicomico River. — Chicken farm near Salisbury, MD

Chicken farms near Salisbury

Crisfield, Maryland

Crisfield, Maryland

Looking northwest at Crisfield, MD. — Crisfield, MD

Crisfield, MD

Looking up Crisfield Rd/413

Chicken farm and other land uses outside of Crisfield. — Mixed land use outside of Crisfield

Mixed land use outside of Princess Anne

Agriculture, residential homes, wetlands, and forest cover outside of Crisfield — Mixed land use south of Crisfield

Suburbs, agriculture, and wetlands lined up next to each other near Crisfield, MD. — Three types of land use in Maryland

Looking southeast onto Wicomico Creek. The creek is bordered by agriculture and wetlands. — Wicomico Creek