--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL, US of A
>On Saturday (8/10/02), I slipped across the border into AL searching for
>the hard-to-find stippled studfish (Fundulus bifax). This one is a
>"tweener" that exhibits similarities to the Northern & Southern studfish,
>but has an extremely limited range. Although they occur in GA as well, they
>are listed as rare over here. I wanted at least a good photo for my
>records. They proved to be far more elusive than I imagined (I'm not used
>to getting skunked!), but the chase was fun.
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