Kids exploring Georgica Pond discovered a northern lined seahorse living in the brackish waters at the southern end of the pond last week. Any Icthyologist surmised it had been carried into the pond when the "cut" to the ocean was open in the spring or last fall. Photo Courtesy of Pamela Mahoney
Kids exploring Georgica Pond discovered a northern lined seahorse living in the brackish waters at the southern end of the pond last week. Any Icthyologist surmised it had been carried into the pond when the "cut" to the ocean was open in the spring or last fall. Photo Courtesy of Pamela Mahoney
Kids exploring Georgica Pond discovered a northern lined seahorse living in the brackish waters at the southern end of the pond last week. Any Icthyologist surmised it had been carried into the pond when the "cut" to the ocean was open in the spring or last fall. Photo Courtesy of Pamela Mahoney
Kids exploring Georgica Pond discovered a northern lined seahorse living in the brackish waters at the southern end of the pond last week. Any Icthyologist surmised it had been carried into the pond when the "cut" to the ocean was open in the spring or last fall. Photo Courtesy of Pamela Mahoney
Kids exploring Georgica Pond discovered a northern lined seahorse living in the brackish waters at the southern end of the pond last week. Any Icthyologist surmised it had been carried into the pond when the "cut" to the ocean was open in the spring or last fall. Photo Courtesy of Pamela Mahoney
Kids exploring Georgica Pond discovered a northern lined seahorse living in the brackish waters at the southern end of the pond last week. Any Icthyologist surmised it had been carried into the pond when the "cut" to the ocean was open in the spring or last fall. Photo Courtesy of Pamela Mahoney
Kids exploring Georgica Pond discovered a northern lined seahorse living in the brackish waters at the southern end of the pond last week. Any Icthyologist surmised it had been carried into the pond when the "cut" to the ocean was open in the spring or last fall. Photo Courtesy of Pamela Mahoney
Kids exploring Georgica Pond discovered a northern lined seahorse living in the brackish waters at the southern end of the pond last week. Any Icthyologist surmised it had been carried into the pond when the "cut" to the ocean was open in the spring or last fall. Photo Courtesy of Pamela Mahoney
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