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Bluegills are Biting in Small Ponds and Lakes Across Iowa

Summary by NE Iowa Publishing
Male bluegills build nests (also called beds) for female bluegills to lay eggs in. These spawning beds were built on reefs at Prairie Rose Lake, near Harlan. Photo courtesy of Iowa Department of Natural Resources.

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Bluegills are Biting in Small Ponds and Lakes Across Iowa

Male bluegills build nests (also called beds) for female bluegills to lay eggs in. These spawning beds were built on reefs at Prairie Rose Lake, near Harlan. Photo courtesy of Iowa Department of Natural Resources.

·Oelwein, United States
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NE Iowa Publishing broke the news in Oelwein, United States on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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