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Smaller Photos For Everyone

Started by aggieshark04 , Oct 07 2008 02:40 PM

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#1 aggieshark04

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Posted 07 October 2008 - 02:40 PM

Here are some smaller phots

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Casting_Pond.JPG 28.52KB 24 downloads
Chili_anyone.JPG 25.9KB 27 downloads
Conrad_and_stream.JPG 27.65KB 21 downloads
Feeding_Paddlefish.JPG 15.83KB 22 downloads
HCS_waterfall.JPG 42.53KB 16 downloads
Jen_Feeding_the_Catfish.JPG 23.78KB 18 downloads
looky_looky.JPG 28.12KB 18 downloads
Texas_Sunrise.JPG 10.19KB 16 downloads
The_host_doing_hosting_duties.JPG 22.17KB 18 downloads
The_Secret_Spot.JPG 24.36KB 18 downloads

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#2 mdwalt1

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Posted 08 October 2008 - 10:28 AM

Here are some photos I took with my cell phone camera.

Casper Cox identifies his catch while Vince Brach and Laurie Barrow look on.
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Vince and Laurie review and confirm Casper's field identification.
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The trio enjoying the crisp, cool (85F), East Texas morning doing what they love best.
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The diversity of species was amazing in Lake Athens and it was great to see them collected just along the bank.

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Michael Walters
Kingwood, TX

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#3 fundulus

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Posted 08 October 2008 - 10:59 AM

I'm glad Vince Brach attended the meeting, he's a long-time natives enthusiast I've never been able to meet.

Bruce Stallsmith, Huntsville, Alabama, US of A

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#4 mdwalt1

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Posted 08 October 2008 - 11:22 AM

I'm glad Vince Brach attended the meeting, he's a long-time natives enthusiast I've never been able to meet.

Being a rank amateur in collecting and field identification of native flora and fauna, it was a distinct privilege and pleasure for me to be in the same company with these three amazing scholars in the field. Their knowledge was astounding and really gave me a whole new perspective. They were each the nicest and most gracious people you'll ever meet.