DavidGraves
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We managed a quick getaway to the upper reaches of the Suislaw west of Eugene and saw lots of lower elevation wildflowers in bloom.
Camped on a tributary and it was full of hatchery fry.....all clustered together like they had been recently delivered from hatchery.
I don't know fish biology but this school of perhaps 250 fry were behaving like they were still in a rearing pen......fair game to predators and also competing for very little food. Hope they graduate to the school of natural learning quick.
Spent one night up on Marys' Peak....early for most of the flowers but they was a profusion of Glacier lillies....thousands ! Had we been later we would have missed these.
Still very pleased with the design and versatility of our Hawk shell on the 3/4 ton Chevy.
David Graves
Camped on a tributary and it was full of hatchery fry.....all clustered together like they had been recently delivered from hatchery.
I don't know fish biology but this school of perhaps 250 fry were behaving like they were still in a rearing pen......fair game to predators and also competing for very little food. Hope they graduate to the school of natural learning quick.
Spent one night up on Marys' Peak....early for most of the flowers but they was a profusion of Glacier lillies....thousands ! Had we been later we would have missed these.
Still very pleased with the design and versatility of our Hawk shell on the 3/4 ton Chevy.
David Graves
