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Brown trout embryo video
Yesterday, during their AFYD class, the Stronsay pupils had the chance to observe a trout embryo developing inside its ovum. For this, we used a digital USB microscope linked to a laptop and set it up over the egg placed … Continue reading
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First alevins at Stromness Primary!
Received some good news from Miss Kelday today and hatching has started at Stromness Primary! Even though keeping the water temperature below 10ºC proves to be a bit of a challenge, the tank must have been very well looked after. … Continue reading
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Ova video
Here’s a short video, shot a few days ago, of the ova in their tank at the Stronsay School. The eyes are clearly visible now. Everything seems to be running smoothly so far and it shouldn’t be long before hatching … Continue reading
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News from Sanday
For the third year running, the Sanday school have put their shed to good use and it is again the home for a batch of Harray Loch brown trout ova. As in the past, pupils and teachers have embraced the … Continue reading
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New batch of ova for St Andrews Primary
A new ova delivery took place at St Andrews Primary this morning, following last week’s incident… The eyes are merely beginning to show and most of those eggs will hopefully turn into alevins and fry and bring a fresh … Continue reading
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Disaster at St. Andrews…
It was discovered yesterday that all the ova had died at the St Andrews school, the cause of death being a rise in water temperature caused by a lamp left on. If any other schools use a light source close … Continue reading
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Update on the Stronsay ova
With a very low water temperature averaging 5°C, the Stronsay ova have been doing very well so far. No deaths have been recorded since the start of the project and the eyes should be showing shortly. Congratulations to the S3 … Continue reading
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Stromness Primary underway!
This is copy & paste from Mrs Kelday’s blog (with her kind permission): http://p5sps2014.blogspot.co.uk/ Troot in the Shed Yesterday Malcolm Thomson from the Orkney Trout Association came to P6 to start us off with our mini topic – Troot in … Continue reading
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Introducing fish, fry or ova…
As our 5th edition of “Troot in the Shed” is about to start in the next couple of weeks, it was the perfect time to fill in all those forms to apply for the future release of our fry. Releasing … Continue reading
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