Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 306
e than fishy knowledge,heir teeth and habits show them to be carnivor- JS. No. 4 is the Stone-Lugger (Hypentelium nigri-:,ns, Le Sueur), belonging to the family of suck-s. It shows its relationship in this front view of; mouth, looking as if pouting. It is found onmy ripples, where it lies head… … NO. 3. LOG-PERCH. mall size ; it having, probably, a rapid growth.IS supposed to be by preference an eater ofetables, but is often caught with a hook baited11 \\ worms. It gets its name of lugger in the1 th, and of toter in the South, from a sup-id habit of carrying small stones on its head.;,…
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