When the run proceeded north, I followed it, but always seemed to arrive in between migrating schools.
The closely crowded fish cages are hotbeds for the parasites, which eat skin, muscle, and blood and frequently jump to migrating schools of wild, juvenile salmon.
The area is habitat for New England's iconic cod, as well as migrating schools of bluefin tuna, sea turtles, blue and basking sharks, passing pods of highly endangered North Atlantic right whales, and foraging seabirds.
Yet he kept on teaching, endlessly migrating from school to school.
Mr. Thomas settled on New Zealand, where migrating fish often school close to land; he calculated that a helicopter could carry a net a few miles from shore to the fish; no reluctant boat captains would be involved.
With water levels falling rapidly at the peak of the dry season, a giant school of migrating pacú, a tasty game fish that fetches a good price at markets, was swimming right into the nets being cast from a dozen small canoes here.
These tides include the migrating diurnal tide, migrating semidiurnal tide, and non-migrating DE3 tide.
In addition, those migrating as children and presumably schooled at least partly in the United Kingdom were no more likely to be disengaged than those born in the United Kingdom.
"Schools somehow found themselves migrating away from that".
My encounters with dolphins, seals, schools of fish and migrating birds are truly special, but it has been the wonderful people that I have met along my journey that have made me smile also.
