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Hi Richard,

In the Caribean, some of us have found that looking for cones at night is
more productive in the Dark of the Moon rather than the full moon. In fact
some of the little buggers stay buried in the sand except for several days
before, during, and after the Dark of the Moon.

Bud Rogers

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