oyster bed

I asked, "Did he tell you where all the oyster beds are too?"

A group of black drum can do great damage to an oyster bed in a single day.

Many of the oyster beds along the coast have been polluted.

The oyster beds would remain a major source of food for nearly three centuries.

It likes to live on stones and in oyster beds.

Some 40 percent of the nation's oysters come from artificial oyster beds.

The name refers to its history as one of the finest oyster beds in the world.

Most of the oyster beds in the region, however, were devastated and remain closed.

The creek is well known for the oyster beds.

Oyster bed were an important resource for marine habitat and ecosystems.

It could plant some oyster beds and provide kayak trips.

In 1851-California enacted a law concerning oysters and oyster beds.

On any natural oyster bed, there are many of the bivalves that have perished for one reason or another.

One day they had gone together up to the oyster beds to buy a quart of fresh oysters.

Experimental oyster beds have been started in New York's waters.

"But now we're talking about danger to human beings versus disruption of oyster beds."

The island was of particular interest because of its rich pearl oyster beds.

All of the state's two million acres of oyster beds are open, damaged or not.

Not far from La Place's garden lie some of the world's best oyster beds.

Millions of oysters, another big industry, had to be destroyed and the oyster beds needed three years to make a comeback.

Cos they're finished, they call them the oyster beds.

He passed the old oyster bed, rounded the point, and headed into the quiet of the tidal creek.

Narvaez decided to go to the oyster beds for the food.

The report took the view that the canal could not be made profitable and it would be best turned into an oyster bed.

This species is a serious problem in commercial oyster beds, and it has been accidentally introduced well outside its natural range.