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This could mean that golden shiners are more susceptible in the summer.

He added to what seems to be a permanent collection of shiners beneath his eyes.

There are certain parasites that also affect the life of these shiners.

They'd be beautiful shiners, if I could see them.

Occasional violence still occurred until 1845 by groups claiming to be the Shiners.

These shiners are not vulnerable in the wild yet.

These shiners are caught and used as bait fish throughout the area they occupy.

Often there are dark circles under the eyes ("allergic shiners").

"He gave her a couple of shiners," I said.

In the spring of 1837 the government deployed troops to arrest the Shiners and the violence was brought under control.

Red shiners can live up to three years.

I mean, I expected more, somehow, from being in bed with one of history's most famous shiners.

Shoe shiners and gum sellers are at the mercy of the streets.

They proved willing the next day when shiners, each holding a small hook, rained down from above.

For bait, the most common minnows are Fatheads and shiners.

"Oh, boy," she laughed, "you've got a couple of great shiners there.

In the fall, concentrations of sand shiners are found in deep pools.

Golden shiners live in large groups (shoals) that roam widely.

Shiners have little hearts and any drastic change in temperature will turn them belly up."

Dark circles or patches under the eyes (allergic shiners).

He had a bucket of shiners for bait and definite plans for dinner.

In late summer and fall, the sand shiners tend to move into shallow water over a rubble bottom during dusk.

Populations of sand shiners in the southern United States are currently stable.

Warpaint shiners reach sexual maturity at two years of age spawning for the first time in their third summer.

Common Shiners are known to hybridize with other shiner species.