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The inches-deep-water in the streambed and slight deeper depressions are filled with uncountable little fishes -- perhaps salt marsh minnows, killifish, top minnows, sheepshead and mummichog -- which unfortunately don't photograph well underwater.
     This creek bed is an example of a windy natural tributary formed by the random work of water and spartina. Where the channel bends, somewhat firm sandbars tend to get deposited.
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