Dataset

County Sustainability Group

Dataset summary

Observations

  • 24 March 2025

    First Bridge on County Rd 28 by Don Ross

    Partly cloudy and very windy with a bit of rain overnight. Pair of swans and some ducks here. Bit of green algae in one area and garbage left alongside the lane.

  • 24 March 2025

    Victoria Park & Harbour. Mouth of Moira River entering the Bay of Quinte by Don Ross

    Overcast and very windy with a bit of rain in past 24 hrs. Pigeons, seagulls, Canada geese, and ducks around. Garbage floating in water along shoreline walls as well as some white foam.

  • 24 March 2025

    East Bayshore Waterfront Park and Herchimer Rd Boat Launch in Belleville by Don Ross

    Very windy and overcast. Bit of rain over past 24 hrs. Few swans on lake. Summer dock not yet in.

  • 23 March 2025

    Cherry Valley Lions Memorial Park Boat Launch Dock by Don Ross

    Trace of rain in past 24 hrs and sunny today. Pair of swans at mouth of river where it empties into East Lake and red winged blackbirds here in the marshes. Thin coat of ice hanging on around the edges of the dock.

  • 23 March 2025

    Outlet River at Bridge on County Rd 18 by Don Ross

    Sunny with barely a trace of rain in past 24 hrs. Canada Geese, crows and red winged blackbirds around.

  • 22 March 2025

    South Bay Cres Public Boat Launch by Don Ross

    Overcast and drizzled rain recently. Red winged blackbirds around and singing calls?

  • 19 March 2025

    Ottawa River by Inga Chisholm

    I expect that my next water testing will be from the shore ice.

  • 18 March 2025

    West end of Hamlet of Milford at furthest west end of Millpond by Don Ross

  • 18 March 2025

    Black River marsh outlet from stream by Don Ross

    Sunny clear sky and no rain in past 24 hrs. Some red winged blackbirds and songbirds around.

  • 10 March 2025

    Prinyer’s Cove Park & Boat Launch by Heather Ross

  • 10 March 2025

    near Glenora, Prince Edward County by Heather Ross

  • 7 March 2025

    Point Petre Provincial Wildlife Area by Heather Ross