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PHOTO GALLERY: Scallop Season on Martha's Vineyard

The months of October and November mark the start of recreational and commercial scallop seasons throughout most Island towns.

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Tisbury shellfish constable Danielle Ewart shares some of her favorite photos of scallops. She has a mother's eye when photographing her scallops, which she has raised from seedlings.

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