The Spanish fly abounds in the south of France, Spain, and Italy, and is found on the ash, lilac, privet, elder, honeysuckle, plum, willow, and elm trees.[…]The American fly is rather smaller than the Spanish fly, and of a much darker color.

Turning to the post-Beowulf Cynewulfian poems, one notes the same duality between spiritual and natural harmers in the use of the word.

Usually 2–3.5 metres in length, double-handed spinning rods are ideal for tackling slightly larger fish, including tailor, salmon (hahawai), trevally, flathead, snapper, barramundi, and Murray cod.

I must briefly visit Sweden and if possible Paris. I hope to get the necessary exequatur this week for both […]