gurnard
gurnet
sea robin
Trigla latin

The bay is best viewed and accessed from the green at Gurnard.

The name is also applied to a European gurnard.

The fish, from gurnard to delicate hake, is fantastic too.

The name is supposed to reflect the fact that the rocky peninsula resembles the head of the gurnard fish.

He works with Gurnard off and on.

Gurnard returned to her Australian port 17 November after this victory.

A small brook called Gurnard Luck enters the bay at the south western end.

The tub gurnard is a reddish fish with blue pectoral fins.

A convoy was sighted 24 December and at 07:10 Gurnard attacked.

It lies to the north west of the village of Gurnard from which it takes its name.

The flying gurnard uses its pelvic fins to walk along the bottom of the ocean.

When caught, they make a croaking noise similar to a frog, which has given them the onomatopoetic name gurnard.

James, the bishop is depicted in his rochet, red gurnard and gown.

The red gurnard has a stout body, large head and eyes and moderately large scales.

These are used by the gurnard to 'feel' for small fish, crustaceans and other invertebrates living in the sediment.

The oriental flying gurnard feed on bony fish, bivalves, and crustaceans.

The remains of at least 5 Roman villas have been found on the island, including one near Gurnard which is submerged.

Their tender was rewarded with an order for two prototypes of the S.10 Gurnard.

Could you drop me at Gurnard".

Wightbus also ran local services around Cowes and Gurnard until 2011.

It stretches from Gurnard Head in the west to Egypt Point to the east.

Their name is derived from the French word 'gurnard' meaning to grunt, for the grunting sound this fish makes.

It may also refer to one of the many fish called 'cappone' (perhaps a gurnard or red mullet).

The striped gurnard inhabits the South Atlantic.

Te Kiri-pakapaka, origin of the snapper and the gurnard.

His body was taken up next morning near the "Gurnet", and carried to Boston in the same vessel.

There were no grins behind the gurnet.

I have to look up gurnet.

It is the home of the former Gurnet Classic Beach Run.

The sandbar protecting Plymouth, Mass., harbor, named for its resemblance to a fish, the gurnet.

If I be not ashamed of my soldiers, I am a sous'd gurnet.

It is located east of Clark's Island and west of Gurnet Point.

The Plymouth (Gurnet Point) Lighthouse is also here.

Once located at Gurnet Point, it was rebuilt in 1808, and again in 1863 and was renamed.

Bill Rodgers and Alberto Salazar competed in The Gurnet Classic.

Fort Andrew was a six-gun Patriot fort also known as Gurnet Fort.

ROCHET, fish of the gurnet kind.

In 1776 The Massachusetts House of Representatives appropriated money for "repair to the gurnet at the entrance to Plymouth harbor."

Salazar and Rodgers had a legendary duel at the Gurnet Classic Beach Run in Duxbury during the 1970s.

The author describes the use of specific terms and the problems associated with them, beginning with the word swamp, which is followed by creek, folly, tump , and gurnet .

The site, which protected Plymouth Harbor, is located at the extreme end of Duxbury Beach (Gurnet Point), approximately 35 miles (56 km) southeast of Boston.

It is six miles long and is accessed by the Powder Point Bridge from Duxbury, or Gurnet Road from Marshfield.

Mr. Gurnet and "the visible spirit Rapping Bell, the Mystic Gold Box, Bottle Feat, Crystal Casket"

The nearby life-saving stations at Brant Rock and Gurnet dispatched boats to the scene and took off the port guard detachment and 17 men of the crew as well.

Stately homes along Warren Avenue have a commanding view of Plymouth Long Beach, Gurnet Light, Duxbury Bay, "Bug Light", Saquish, and Kingston Shores.

Rapid response by the Gurnet Beach Coast Guard crew saved the day, however, and the Coast Guards' heroic efforts brought all fifty-six sailors to safety through breeches buoy and surfboat.

It is 50 yards wide at some points, and is the sole land access to the villages of Saquish and Gurnet Point across the town line in Plymouth, the only land area where the two towns meet.

Although physically closer to the town of Duxbury, the island is officially part of the town of Plymouth, as are the outermost points of Duxbury Beach, Saquish Neck and Gurnet Point.

Station No. 31 was built in 1874 on the west shore of Cape Cod Bay, on Manomet Point, 5 3/8 miles south southeast of Gurnet Light, near the site of the old Mayflower Hotel.

Plymouth Light, also known as Gurnet Light, is an historic lighthouse located on Gurnet Point at the entrance to Plymouth Bay in the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Sea Robin now began to pay the price for her success.

Sea robin flesh is described as firm and tender when cooked.

Fortunately, Sea Robin was out of range and escaped without damage.

So far, he has used black sea bass, fluke and sea robin.

Perhaps it had been a sea robin.

"I got the biggest sea robin," she said.

The second destroyer swerved 90 and began to bear down on Sea Robin.

Northern sea robin are primarily fished for sport, but are edible.

"I get porgies, sea robin, blowfish and small skates," he said.

The normally bottom dwelling sea robin can use their pectoral fins to produce lift while swimming.

Sea robin, a fish with small "legs" (actually spines)

Blowfish is called sea robin or sea squab.

Sea robin, fish of the family Triglidae, including:

Sea Robin received three battle stars for World War II service.

Shortly after 0100 on 6 January, Sea Robin attacked the lead ships and scored two hits.

The main attraction of the afternoon was the discovery of a fish with winglike fins called a sea robin, given to them by a fisherman.

They got their own back by telling me that the sea robin was deadly poisonous, so I had a very nervous time getting it off the hook.

On 1 October 1970, Sea Robin was decommissioned and struck from the Navy list.

While Sea Robin took on the patrol craft, Threadfin hit the small convoy.

Also on view are scrimshaw samples and tanks of the sea robin, porgy and puffers found in local waters.

Sea Robin then fired a spread of three torpedoes at the remaining cargo ship, but the target zigged and they missed.

When the war ended on 15 August, Sea Robin was moored at Midway Island.

For the next two years, Sea Robin was engaged in local fleet and training operations in the New London area.

Live flounder, fluke, blackfish and sea robin are stored in fiberglass tanks in the buildings.

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The Greek word for mullet was trigle and later trigla.

Trigla (Sea robins)

Piper gurnard (Trigla lyra) is a fish species from the monotypic genus Trigla, family Triglidae.