The River Side Naturalist Notes On the Various Forms of Life Met With Either in
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of pearly powder applicable to the preparation of beads, so that 16, 000 fish were required in order to obtain only one pound of the essence of pearls. The manufacture of false pearls from bleak-scales has greatly diminished, their place being taken by the silvery pigment found in the air-bladder of the Argentine (Argentina sphyrcena), a Salmonoid found on the shores of Norway, on both the east and west coasts of Scotland, and elsewhere.
THE MINNOW.
The MINNOW, MINIM, or PINK (Leuciscus phoxinu...s) is one of the smallest, but as regards colour one of the most beautiful, of the British Cyprinidce. It seldom exceeds from three to four inches in length, and is found in many rivers, brooks, and canals. The figure given is one excep- tionally large four and a half inches sent to the editor of the Fishing Gazette. The Minnow is very common in England ; rare in Scotland and Ireland.
THE MINNOW.
The name is supposed to be derived from the Latin word minimus, little. It has several provincial names Pink, from its colour ;' Bennick, Minim, Peer, Jack Barnell, Meaker, Mengy, Mennard, Shabrid.
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of pearly powder applicable to the preparation of beads, so that 16, 000 fish were required in order to obtain only one pound of the essence of pearls. The manufacture of false pearls from bleak-scales has greatly diminished, their place being taken by the silvery pigment found in the air-bladder of the Argentine (Argentina sphyrcena), a Salmonoid found on the shores of Norway, on both the east and west coasts of Scotland, and elsewhere.
THE MINNOW.
The MINNOW, MINIM, or PINK (Leuciscus phoxinu...s) is one of the smallest, but as regards colour one of the most beautiful, of the British Cyprinidce. It seldom exceeds from three to four inches in length, and is found in many rivers, brooks, and canals. The figure given is one excep- tionally large four and a half inches sent to the editor of the Fishing Gazette. The Minnow is very common in England ; rare in Scotland and Ireland.
THE MINNOW.
The name is supposed to be derived from the Latin word minimus, little. It has several provincial names Pink, from its colour ;' Bennick, Minim, Peer, Jack Barnell, Meaker, Mengy, Mennard, Shabrid.
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