Hello Doug,

The BMLSS Sea Bream page is at

http://www.glaucus.org.uk/Sparidae.htm

I have a guess that this page is incomplete and there may be further records I
have not noted down.

Cheers

Andy Horton.
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--- In Glaucus@..., DOUGLAS HERDSON <douglas.herdson@...> wrote:
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> Hi all
>
>     I am at present trying to review the occurrence and distribution of
members of the family Sparidae in the the British Isles. 
>
> Are red sea bream found all around Britain and Ireland? 
>
> How far have Black sea bream spread, how common are they in Scotland; are they
found in Ireland?
>
> Giltheads have been caught in Ireland, Lancashire and the north of Scotland,
but where else north of South Wales and east of Hastings?  And when did these
arrrive?
>
> Have Couch's turned up outside of the Channel islands, Cornwall, Devon and
Dorset?
>
> Have Pandoras ever been recorded outside these areas?
>
> Many thanks, I am grateful for any information.
>
> Regards, Doug
>
> Doug Herdson
> Marine Fish Information Services
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> Plymstock
> Plymouth. PL9 8QW
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