Alewives in Burnham Harbor

Alewives in Burnham Harbor. Although the photo is undated, it is probable that these dead alewife were part of the great alewife die-off of June, 1967. Rapid temperature changes encountered by the fish in lake waters, a fungus, and blue-green algae were all listed as possible causes of the die-off but no one cause was singled out.

Photo Location: Illinois, Chicago
Photo Date: 1967 June

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Author: Bob Langer/Courtesy of Chicago Sun-Times; NOAA Central Library Historical Fisheries Collection/ NOAA

License: Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Public domain)

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