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09-10-2009, 04:01 PM
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Interesting read
Learned more about leeches than I though I ever would. Interesting that the DES is a proponent of cleaning up the shoreline. Wouln't this be in violation of the new shoreline protection act
"Leeches like to remain concealed under sticks, stones, and other debris. Cleaning a shoreline area of such material is another way to help reduce the number of leeches in an area." |
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