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June 30th 05, 02:42 AM
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Eyes gouged out usually means some kind of bird.....either after it was
killed or when it was killed..was the fish still pretty fresh? ...seen it a lot of times while fishing..after a bird gets a hold of a fish it usually eats the eyes first..jmo 
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June 30th 05, 04:35 PM
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The fish went into the pond mid to late afternoon. So a bird is
possible. My friend mentioned dragonfly larvae, as did Jan. Now that it's mentioned twice, it could likely be that. He said it looked almost as if the fish tried to eat something, and the something turned around and tried to eat it back. The GF was a fantail, maybe 3.5 to 4" SL (excluding the tail). Not the biggest, but certainly not a wee one. Lilly matrix j wrote: Eyes gouged out usually means some kind of bird.....either after it was killed or when it was killed..was the fish still pretty fresh? ...seen it a lot of times while fishing..after a bird gets a hold of a fish it usually eats the eyes first..jmo
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