Here's a story to
warm the cockles
of your heart, scully.
Interviewed under caution bp expressed surprise at the presence of
undersized cockle.
Cockle pickers
have shed light on a dark corner our economy.
We are working to bring back the skylark, lapwing and
corn cockle.
Cockles of the heart.
Cockleit was the morecambe bay
cockling tragedy
that really pushed the problem to the fore.
Larger hand
gathered cockles
attract higher prices ( £ 400 - £ 1000 / t ).
Test samples of
live cockles, previously taken once a month, are now taken each week from the beds.
Cockle gatherer
unauthorized vehicle on three rivers area.
This increase was attributable to the deaths of 21 migrant workers who drowned while
harvesting cockles
at morecambe bay in february this year.
The group of 16 chinese men are believed to have been heading to morecambe bay to
pick cockles.
Cooked
fresh cockles
have a flavor quite unlike those which have been doused in vinegar - a real taste of the sea.
Cockle fishery
in the three rivers.
Lagoon cockles
have byssus threads and i found juveniles often attached to seaweeds and other substrates.
Using a teaspoon,
remove the cockles
from the shell and set aside.
Cockle shells
to send to their father in prison.
The islanders go out
collecting cockles
from the wet sand.
Cockle gathering.
It was not contested that bp had
taken the cockles
and so this constituted a technical defense.
Cockle beds
remain closed to gathering on stock management grounds.
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