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Springtime On The Peconic River

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A female mallard keeps a close eye on her dozen hatchlings. JULIANA DURYEA

A female mallard keeps a close eye on her dozen hatchlings. JULIANA DURYEA

One of the Peconic River's main predatory fish is the chain pickerel

One of the Peconic River's main predatory fish is the chain pickerel

By Mike Bottini

 on May 24, 2016
The cold early morning temps and brisk wind deterred a few folks from joining me on the mid-May trip down the Peconic River, and they could not be persuaded by... more

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