Wild Life in Florida With a Visit to Cuba
Wild Life in Florida With a Visit to Cuba
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Sparrow. Robin. Florida quail. Sea-gull. Blue Jay. In the rivers, and estuaries, the Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of Florida, and Inlets of the Atlantic, the following are the principal fish we observed or caught. Those marked with an asterisk are considered good to eat. *Pompono. ♦Mullet. *Grouper. * Sheep's-head. *Grunter.
*Black bass (or trout). *Perch. *Bream. *Jack. *Shad.
Ten-pounders. Shark. *Eels. Cow-fish.
318 Wild Life in Florida Porcupine-fish. Drum-fish. Saw-fish. Sword-fish. *Red-fish. Dev...il-fish. Cat-fish. Electric-fish. Tobacco-pipe-fish. * Jew-fish. *Angel-fish. Sting-ray. Whip-ray. Porpoise. Conch. Oyster. Coon-oyster. Clam. Sea-crab. River-crab. Purple land-crab. Fidler-crab. Molucca-crab. Cray-fish. Sea-egg. Argonaut.
Appendix. 319 Also green turtle, loggerhead-turtle, hawk's-bill turtle, gopher or land-turtle, and terrapin. All considered excel- lent eating in Florida.
Of poisonous reptiles, we came across large and ground rattlesnakes, mocassin-snakes, scorpions, and centipedes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sparrow. Robin. Florida quail. Sea-gull. Blue Jay. In the rivers, and estuaries, the Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of Florida, and Inlets of the Atlantic, the following are the principal fish we observed or caught. Those marked with an asterisk are considered good to eat. *Pompono. ♦Mullet. *Grouper. * Sheep's-head. *Grunter.
*Black bass (or trout). *Perch. *Bream. *Jack. *Shad.
Ten-pounders. Shark. *Eels. Cow-fish.
318 Wild Life in Florida Porcupine-fish. Drum-fish. Saw-fish. Sword-fish. *Red-fish. Dev...il-fish. Cat-fish. Electric-fish. Tobacco-pipe-fish. * Jew-fish. *Angel-fish. Sting-ray. Whip-ray. Porpoise. Conch. Oyster. Coon-oyster. Clam. Sea-crab. River-crab. Purple land-crab. Fidler-crab. Molucca-crab. Cray-fish. Sea-egg. Argonaut.
Appendix. 319 Also green turtle, loggerhead-turtle, hawk's-bill turtle, gopher or land-turtle, and terrapin. All considered excel- lent eating in Florida.
Of poisonous reptiles, we came across large and ground rattlesnakes, mocassin-snakes, scorpions, and centipedes.
What to read after Wild Life in Florida With a Visit to Cuba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Trench Frederick Trench Townshend to read onlineMoreLess
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