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Mallard Cove "lack of breath"

Yesterday, October 14, 2002, a landscape specialist hired by HCCA, applied
some chemicals into the toddler's playground pond, with a boat and spray.
 
They usualy do it from time to time to help to kill edge plants and algae.
The spray hits both the grass edge and the water plants 

Next day, October 15, 2002 I wake up with a gift, dead fish, see below..


HCCA official position was; it was a coincidence of lack of oxygen in the water
caused by the previous 2 days of claudy weather, usual this time of the year,
but nothing to do with the chemicals.

Some of those 20 or more fish weight more than 25 lbs and may have more than 4 or 5 years
old. Some of them were older than many kids in the community, think about it.

You will not believe how big those fish are, some are bigger than my leg.

They simply had no place to hide, to escape, to breathe.
Some could say; "they were just fish"... no, they were not just fish,
they were Mallard Cove fish !!! we should protect them.


The following pictures were taken 10/16/2002


Even frogs die by lack of oxygen in the water or by some chemical???
 

Are the swans and ducks feeding on "lack of oxygen dead fish", or "poisoned fish"???  You can also see the grass edge changing color by the effect of the chemical.