Identificaciones de fishesoftexas
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gcwarblerDescripción
I'm going back to some of my earliest wildlife images. These are scans from old prints and slides. This bass was caught by my then-father-in-law in Lake Nasworthy, San Angelo, TX.
(That's not John Denver holding the fish. Back in that era, he looked like me.)
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Catán Aguja (Lepisosteus osseus)Observ.
berkhoudtreDescripción
Fish with long jaw/face swimming near shore at Dana Peak Park on Stillhouse Hollow Lake in Bell County, TX
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Carpa Obispa (Dionda episcopa)Observ.
gtsalmonDescripción
In Little Aguja Canyon.
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gcwarblerDescripción
I'm going back to some of my earliest wildlife images. These are scans from old prints and slides. This bass was caught by my then-father-in-law in Lake Nasworthy, San Angelo, TX.
(That's not John Denver holding the fish. Back in that era, he looked like me.)
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Sardinillas (Género Fundulus)Observ.
brentanoDescripción
Hopefully someone knows fish better than me. Posting in case.
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Mojarra Norteña (Herichthys cyanoguttatus)Observ.
kjhurmeDescripción
Doesn't have "ear flap" on operculum. In school with longear sunfish.
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Guayacón Mosquito (Gambusia affinis)Observ.
mikaelbDescripción
Any ID help is appreciated. There were at least 100 individuals in this very shallow water. The depth ranged from 1 to 6 inches where I saw the fish.
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