QUÉ SIGNIFICA CANDLEFISH EN INGLÉS
Eulachon
El eulachon, también oolichan, hooligan, ooligan, o vela, es un pequeño pez anádromo del océano, un olor encontrado a lo largo de la costa pacífica de Norteamérica del norte de California a Alaska.
definición de candlefish en el diccionario inglés
La definición de candlefish en el diccionario es un pez salmónido, Thaleichthys pacificus, que se encuentra en el Pacífico Norte y tiene carne grasa. También se lo llama: eulachon.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CANDLEFISH»
Descubre el uso de
candlefish en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
candlefish y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Fish Flies: The Encyclopedia of the Fly Tier's Art
Strands of green FJashabou Accent are then tied in at each side. lopping:
Strands of green Flashabou Accent. Head: Pearlescent green. Eyes: Tiny red
dots. Candlefish are a very important forage fish to the predatory fish that feed
upon them.
As they near their destination, the ghostboat begins to reveal its secrets…and all may be headed toward a watery grave.
George Simpson, Neal R. Burger,
2014
3
The Woman's Hand: Gender and Theory in Japanese Women's Writing
nis, which she pejoratively refers to as a dead candlefish, Tsu- kiko/Olga comes
to her, transforms herself into a large, luminous candlefish, and speaks in what
Oba describes as "candlefish language." This candlefish language, which sprang
...
Paul Gordon Schalow, Janet A. Walker,
1996
4
Myth: Its Meaning and Functions in Ancient and Other Cultures
Once the candlefish season was over, the Tsimshian who came from round the
Skeena river would move back there to await the arrival of the salmon in June
and July; the salmon, unlike the candlefish, entered both rivers. So the Skeena ...
Geoffrey Stephen Kirk,
1973
5
Innovative Saltwater Flies
10 Croft's Marabou Candlefish Hook Mustad 3407, #6 Thread White Tail White
marabou, with olive marabou on top Sides Pearl Saltwater Flashabou Eyes Black
on silver Head Epoxied and colored on top with a Pantone marker to match the ...
6
The Evolution of Human Societies: From Foraging Group to ...
In March and April, people from separate local groups come together for the great
candlefish runs. Candlefish are oily: it is said that one can insert a wick in a dried
candlefish, light it, and burn it like a candle. In the early spring millions of ...
Allen W. Johnson, Timothy K. Earle,
2000
7
Light Your Way: Make a Candle
Candlefish The candlefish is a type of smelt fish, which is a small, silvery fish
found in the ocean off the Pacific Northwest coast of the United States. The
candlefish is full of fat and oil. When dried and strung on a wick, it can be burned
from end ...
8
Habitat, Economy and Society: A Geographical Introduction to ...
These in turn were dependent on barter for sea produce. The candlefish ascend
the rivers in the middle of March, and Candlefish for six weeks great catches
could be made daily in great bag nets extended and held open between piles
driven ...
9
Angler's Guide to the West Coast: Salmon and Tuna; ...
Are they catching herring or candlefish? How large? Try to match what you see in
their beaks. If the bait has that distinctive herring shape, tie on a jig with a herring
silhouette. Conversely, tie on a candlefish jig if candlefish are what the birds ...
10
Feasting and Fasting with Lewis & Clark: A Food and Social ...
Eulachon [u'lekan] or Candlefish - The early run of candlefish sends Lewis into a
gourmet tither. He is introduced to this little foot-long delicacy in February by
Clatsop Chief Comowool, who comes by loaded with goods for sale, offering the
...
Leandra Zim Holland,
2003
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CANDLEFISH»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
candlefish en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
'Salvation Fish' That Sustained Native People Now Needs Saving
Also known as candlefish, eulachon (Thaleichthys pacificus) are so oily that they can ignite when dried. Traditionally, eulachon were used at ... «National Geographic, Jul 15»
SEE FOR YOURSELF: Changing mouth of Elwha River documented …
They also hope to find more long fin smelt and eulachon, commonly called candlefish because they were so rich in oil they could be strung on ... «Peninsula Daily, May 15»
A bright idea could help eliminate a fishing problem
The Eulachon — a small smelt species of fish, also called the candlefish — lives in the ocean, but migrates up freshwater rivers to spawn. «PRI, May 15»
Bad Bitches dinner series starts Sunday
“Women are definitely empowered by the food they make,” Adams says of the story which will unfold over meals at McCrady's and Candlefish, ... «Charleston Post Courier, Abr 15»
Come On Out To RageFest
Featuring headlining act and festival host Copecetic, Chicago's EGi, Jaik Willis, Under the Willow, Candlefish, the Herbert Wiser Band, and ... «Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette, Abr 15»
Sockeye latest good news for Elwha
Candlefish, a threatened species that serves as an important food source for salmon and other marine animals, also recently reappeared in the ... «Kitsap Sun, Abr 15»
Earth Day tour centres on rehabilitating land by Fraser River
It is commonly known as “candlefish” because, when the fish is caught, dried and hung on a wick, it can be burned as a candle. It is also known ... «Vancouver Courier, Abr 15»
OUTDOORS: Sport halibut fishing season will open in May
With ample time before the start of the season, anglers can prepare by stocking up on heavier test line, spreader bars, herring scent, candlefish ... «Peninsula Daily, Abr 15»
End near for Dictionary of American Regional English?
In the office next door, general and science editor Roland Berns, who has worked for DARE for 25 years, is working on the entry for candlefish, ... «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Mar 15»
OUTDOORS: Steelhead being caught out west
“Coho Killers and the smaller Kingfisher spoons are all about the same size as candlefish,” Norden said. “Like all other predators both ... «Peninsula Daily, Mar 15»