10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TORGOCH»
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torgoch in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
torgoch and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
However, in an effort to safeguard its future, the Environmental Agency has a
future plan to introduce the species to another Welsh lake with the same
topography as that of Llyn Tegid. Torgoch (Salvelinus alpinus) Similar in shape to
the trout, ...
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The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
and the habits of the Torgoch. He very truly remarks that the fish is " slimy, nearly
allied to the eel and the tench." From the specimens which I have examined I
cannot confirm his observation that " the male is not adorned with the beautiful
red ...
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
and the habits of the Torgoch. He very truly remarks that the fish is “ slimy, nearly
allied to the eel and the tench.” From the specimens which I have examined I
cannot confirm his observation that “the male is not adorned with the beautiful red
...
4
Trout and salmon fishing in Wales
TORGOCH,. or. SALVELIAN. CHARR. This fish is at present most abundant in the
waters of Llyn Cwyllian or of the Alpine Lakes situated in a deep valley on the
west side of Snowdon. The Torgoch inhabited the Llanberis Lakes on the ...
George Agar Hansard, 1834
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Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London (1832).
In his description, he is quite right in directing particular attention to the slender
form of the Torgoch, and he might have added another important character which
is indicated in the figures, namely, that whilst in the Charr the root of the pectoral
...
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Annals and Magazine of Natural History
and the habits of the Torgoch. He very truly remarks that the fish is “ slimy, nearly
allied to the eel and the tench.” From the specimens which I have examined I
cannot confirm his observation that “the male is not adorned with the beautiful red
...
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The Natural History of British Fishes: Including Scientific ...
This is the Torgoch or " red belly" of the Welsh, a fish at present confined to the
waters of the Llyn Quellyn, one of the alpine lakes, situated in the deep valley on
the west side of Snowden. The Torgoch inhabited the Llanberris lake on the ...
8
Kwidatz: The Chronicles of Jenna Whitehair
Chapter. Nine. P. ali and the Emperor were talking in hushed whispers,
desperate to catch what they were saying she bent forward, concentrating hard.
Suddenly, as loud as cannon fire, a voice boomed inside her head. “Torgoch,
beware ...
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A history of British animals, exhibiting the descriptive ...
Torgoch. — The first rays of the ventral and anal fins white. Belly scarlet. Umbla
minor Gesneri, Torgoch and Red Char. Will. Ich. 197— Bed Char, and Gilt Char.
Venn. Brit. Zool. iii. 309 — S. salvelinus, Block, Ich. tab. xcix. Don. Brit. Fishes, tab
.
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The Lakes of North Wales
Defoe mentions the torgoch. And travellers in the past have always mentioned it
in connection with Cwellyn. But sadly Mr Brymer Roberts of Llanberis reported
that it was extinct in Cwellyn by 1946. Ray and Willoughby place the torgoch as
the ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TORGOCH»
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torgoch is used in the context of the following news items.
Llyn Padarn: Petition launched as anglers step up pollution protests
Acting on behalf of the Seiont, Gwyrfai and Llyfni Angling Society, Fish Legal believes a High Court judicial review is the best chance of reprieving the Torgoch, ... «Daily Post North Wales, Apr 14»
Llyn Padarn: 'Loving Our Lake' project to halt algae return
The threat posed by the algae prompted conservationists to mount a rescue operation to protect the fish - known as Torgoch in Welsh - and breed another ... «BBC News, Jun 13»
Fish release to protect Llanberis lake's Arctic char
The young char, also known as torgoch, being released into Llyn Crafnant have been hatched and raised from eggs collected from 25 adults caught at Llanberis ... «BBC News, Nov 10»
