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RF2G0P9MC–A large school of Shiner perch swimming in the Kelp forest in the Northwest Coast of Vancouver Island.
RMDWJ0KP–Emerald Shiner (Notropis atherinoides) fish in an aquarium at the Royal Alberta Museum In Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
RM2NY7GR6–Schuetzenhalle Amecke, St. Hubertus, Schuetzen Bruderschaft Amecke (1853), Sundern, Sauerland, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
RMBGYNAA–School of Fieryback Shiner (Cyprinella pyrrhornalus) at the South Carolina Aquarium, Charleston, South Carolina
RFBR51J4–Scientists collecting fish to check for toxic contamination north of Fort McMurray Alberta Canada.
RMDWJ0FH–Emerald Shiner (Notropis atherinoides) fish in an aquarium at the Royal Alberta Museum In Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
RM2NY7GR8–Schuetzenhalle Amecke, St. Hubertus, Schuetzen Bruderschaft Amecke (1853), Sundern, Sauerland, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
RM2R5CR52–Organ in All Saints Church established in (1853) at Coonoor, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, South India, Asia
RM2R6KEWN–Organ in All Saints Church established in (1853) at Coonoor, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, South India, Asia
RMHEPCGB–Walking along the Niagara River, Buffalo, N.Y., you will notice small fish, Emerald Shiners (Notropis atherinoides), swimming along the shoreline; although small in size, these fish are a vital component of the Niagara River and Lake Erie food web. Emerald Shiner 150506-A-IF251-936
RMBGCNX0–Bass angler lips a largemouth bass caught on a wild native shiner from a canal off a Florida lake.
RMBNB7EY–Low angle underwater shot of lily pad with minnows. Sunlight shining through water and lily pad leaves. Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa
RF2M4DNYA–Rainbow shiner, family Leuciscidae. Freshwater fish aquarium, stones and green algae at the bottom of the river. A large group of small iridescent
RF2GF0H7J–Catching fish with fishing line for bottom fishing in the northern river in the spring - sportfishing. Eastern bream (Abramis brama) fishing, small br
RF2JMN3MP–17 miles long, it begins or rises in Barrington and flows into Lee and Durham to meet the entrance of Great Bay into Little Bay. The bays are tidal in
RMH00Y48–red shiner (Notropis lutrensis, Cyprinella lutrensis), rivaling males with nuptial colouration
RMBGCNWW–Bass angler unhooks a big largemouth bass caught on a wild native shiner from a canal off a Florida lake.
RMJD198C–Giant largemouth bass grow big in Florida's St. Johns River and connecting Lakes! Many fish this size, between 8 and 10 pounds make for a good day!
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RF2M5D9DB–Rainbow shiner, family Leuciscidae. Freshwater fish aquarium, stones and green algae at the bottom of the river. A large group of small iridescent
RF2K16WE5–Cartoon style line drawing of a spotfin shiner or Cyprinella spiloptera freshwater fish endemic to North America with halftone dots shading on isolate
RMBNB7BH–Low angle underwater of lily pads with minnows. Sunlight shining through water and leaves. Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa
RF2GGT7JJ–Catching fish with fishing line for bottom fishing in the northern river in the spring - sportfishing. Eastern bream (Abramis brama) fishing, small br
RMH00Y49–red shiner (Notropis lutrensis, Cyprinella lutrensis), rivaling males with nuptial colouration
RF2E8PXB9–This river is a tributary of the Piscataqua River and part of Great Bay Estuary in seacoast New Hampshire. Both seawater and fresh water reaches tidew
RMJD198H–Giant largemouth bass grow big in Florida's St. Johns River and connecting Lakes! Many fish this size, between 8 and 10 pounds make for a good day!
RM2AXK1KN–The food and game fishes of New York: . deep water and, notwithstanding its small size, has become commerciallyimportant. It was for the first time announced as a member of the New York-fauna in 1897, and the description leaves no doubt of the correctness of the identi- THE FOOn AND GAME FISHES OF NEW YORK. 319 fication. The fish examined, a female with ripe eggs, was taken in CanandaiguaLake, December 19, 1S96, by Mr. Annins men. It was tlie only one caught, andwas captured by becoming gilled in the funnel of the net. Mr. Annin is satisfiedtliat this is the Lake Shiner of the fishermen, which
RF2K16WDT–Cartoon style line drawing of a golden shiner or Notemigonus crysoleucas, a freshwater fish endemic to North America with halftone dots shading on is
RMPG2H2W–. The pet book. Pets. CHUB, SHINER AND DACE 'OW much fun it is to fish for these little fishes of the brook and pond. They are near relatives, and have much the same habits, and all of them make attractive aquarium pets. As an example of these, the shiner is typical. It is a fish which is ideal in form for slipping through the water. Seen from above, it is a narrow wedge rounded in front, and tapering to a point behind. From the side it is long, oval, lance-shaped. The scales are large and beautiful, and shimmer with exquisite colors along the sides. The minnows are darker than the shiners. Th
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