spawning

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In the Tongass, stands of ancient trees provide wintering habitat for deer and are critical for stream health and spawning habitat.

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There 171 are a great many streams at Port Royal, and among them three or four where the fish swarm in the spawning season.

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In August and September the females gather about the mouths of gravelly brooks, whither they resort to make their spawning beds.

As soon as the fish are nearly ready for spawning, all their digestive parts shrivel up, so that they can't eat.

The spawning fish, flabby and useless, are killed in winter.