In a message dated 5/23/05 5:38:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
derekparr-in-earthlink.net writes:
>
> Just got back from a trip to the coast this weekend and came back with some
> buckets of
> mud, water, crabs, and some cord grass and other plants from a coastal marsh
> area north
> of town.
>
I've done that but without the cord grass, it can be very interesting.
Sometimes you get lots of interesting invertebrates with the mud like brittle stars,
sea cucumbers, sand dollars, and various crustaceans and cnidarians. It would
be interesting to hear if the cord grass grew.
Moon
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In a message dated 5/23/05 5:38:16=20=
PM Eastern Daylight Time, derekparr-in-earthlink.net writes:
Just got back from a trip to the coast this weekend and came back with some=20=
buckets of
mud, water, crabs, and some cord grass and other plants from a coastal marsh=
area north
of town.
I've done that but without the cord grass, it can be very interesting. Somet=
imes you get lots of interesting invertebrates with the mud like brittle sta=
rs, sea cucumbers, sand dollars, and various crustaceans and cnidarians. It=20=
would be interesting to hear if the cord grass grew.
Moon
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