Shad Migration and Early American Glass Makers
A summary of fish migration up the St John’s and Chesapeake waterways detailing annual shad spawning routes from Florida to New Brunswick, plus notes on early American glass makers Wistar Itiegal and Sandwich. Also clarifies scrod as a young cod and mentions presidential Medal of Honor authority and the 1472 founding of the University of Munich.
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St. Jhn's River
Florida
Chesapeake Bay
New York
Connecticut
St. John's River
New Brunswick
The
United States
Nest building and guarding by bowfin and sunfish males
The bowfin males prepare a circular nest about two and a half feet wide by clearing vegetation and debris, then guard the eggs and fry as they develop into a four inch long school. The article also notes boxcar lumber capacity and gars eggs depositing in shallow weedy waters between May and a localities.
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