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---2114655128-39084516-1347128157=:60104 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi All=0AAs I suspect the lovely warm weather will disappear before spring,= =0AI decided I should put my wood under cover before the snows of winter.= =0AMy woodpile is near a brook and the wood had dried nicely with a few=A0= =0Adamp spots near the bottom. Nothing serious but every damp spot has=0Aa = salamander or two hiding in it. Never saw so many. Not sure which species= =0Athey make a getaway as soon as their roof is taken away.=0AA Garter Snak= e is lurking around the pile also. Perhaps it like fresh salamander!=0AThe = brook was on its bones for a week or so - just a few pools but is back flow= ing again.=0AThere seems to be a few Brook Trout scurrying around so they m= ust have survived=0Ain the deeper pools under the alders.=0AThis afternoon = I saw some Caddis Flies on the wood. Anglers would call them=0AYellow Sally= s. Quite large for Nova Scotia Caddis - size 12 about - the body is=A0=0Aa = light greenish yellow or is it a light yellowish green? Persumably the fres= h water=0Aas little as it was caused them to hatch. Thiry years ago the str= eam bank=0Awas clear - mowed right to the water but in the meantime the nat= ural vegetation=0Ahas been allowed to grow. Red Maples, Alders and so on. S= eems to have a very positive=0Ainfluence on the water flies.=0AEnjoy the en= d of the summer=0APaul ---2114655128-39084516-1347128157=:60104 Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <html><body><div style=3D"color:#000; background-color:#fff; font-family:ti= mes new roman, new york, times, serif;font-size:12pt"><div>Hi All</div><div= >As I suspect the lovely warm weather will disappear before spring,</div><d= iv>I decided I should put my wood under cover before the snows of winter.</= div><div>My woodpile is near a brook and the wood had dried nicely with a f= ew </div><div>damp spots near the bottom. Nothing serious but every da= mp spot has</div><div>a salamander or two hiding in it. Never saw so many. = Not sure which species</div><div>they make a getaway as soon as their roof = is taken away.</div><div>A Garter Snake is lurking around the pile also. Pe= rhaps it like fresh salamander!</div><div>The brook was on its bones for a = week or so - just a few pools but is back flowing again.</div><div>There se= ems to be a few Brook Trout scurrying around so they must have survived</di= v><div>in the deeper pools under the alders.</div><div>This afternoon I saw some Caddis Flies on the wood. Anglers would call them</div><div>Yel= low Sallys. Quite large for Nova Scotia Caddis - size 12 about - the body i= s </div><div>a light greenish yellow or is it a light yellowish green?= Persumably the fresh water</div><div>as little as it was caused them to ha= tch. Thiry years ago the stream bank</div><div>was clear - mowed right to t= he water but in the meantime the natural vegetation</div><div>has been allo= wed to grow. Red Maples, Alders and so on. Seems to have a very positive</d= iv><div>influence on the water flies.</div><div>Enjoy the end of the summer= </div><div>Paul</div><div><br></div><div><br></div></div></body></html> ---2114655128-39084516-1347128157=:60104--
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