>There were probably others. If anyone knows for sure that other species
>were found there that day, let me know. Thanks to everyone for coming and
>collecting responsibly!
>
>
>Mark Binkley
I have one addition for your list--
Campostoma anomalum, the Central Stoneroller
I have the one and only specimen that was caught there, near as I can tell.
Also, I discovered one of the other faculty members in Biology here at UAH
was born and raised in Circleville, OH, right near the Big Darby. He got his
BS and MS both at Ohio State, of course.
--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL, US of A
"Heart o' Dixie!"
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