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  1. They also instinctively know how to find calmer pockets to rest b4 resuming their march upstream.
  2. Others more expert in river herring can comment. But as far as I've seen they show up when they show up regardless of how heavy the flow is. I've seen tons of herring entering the ladder at Middleboro after battling very heavy current. It may slow them down a little, but doesn't stop them.
  3. Sounds like Kay Moulton at Surfland. But I think Kay was mellower
  4. Saw the sign board. Checked Brewster this afternoon and there were about a dozen herring below the road. Still nothing at Wareham. No ospreys. Water at the Elks shack was charging downstream like Victoria Falls. Doubt I could see anything even if they were in. Didn't check Middleboro but I'm sure it's going full.tilt.
  5. ^^I'm about to check Brewster myself. Saw nothing in the Eastham runs earlier today. But...ospreys are looking. saw a cpl in flight and two on the pole nest near the orleans rotary.
  6. Forgot about the rainbow group hug !
  7. It's a shame there's no rainbow emoticon here.
  8. Good way to destroy a hot dog, but that's just me.
  9. Burkie will bring the ketchup. Er...catsup.
  10. Yup, protein is protein, any fish will do. I actually think the cormorants give the ospreys a run for their money when it comes to trout consumption. The 'rants show up way inland too. I don't think I saw them up here when I was a youngster, let alone ospreys.
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