Thank you Loris.
Your link didn't go directly to the list. I'll link it below in case someone had trouble finding it. The list starts a little more than halfway down on the page linked below.

I have several things on his list. I used to have a wild rose with pink flowers (forgot name) but it has disappeared.
I don't have red cedar because they are so abundant in my area.
I confess I know very little about grasses and sedges. We have a hayfield with an assortment of grasses but I don't know what they are. Not sure there's anything native.

Here is a link that might be useful: From Bill Cullina: The Biodiversity All Stars

For those of you interested in growing native plants as cover and food for wildlife, The University of Idaho Reforestation Program sells seedlings of natives that are useful for wildlife.

They are top quality plants and very reasonable in price.

Thanks, Loris. I always appreciate info like that.

But they may not be native to your area so check with your own states conservation or forestry department.