Observations
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2 July 2018
Jack Darling Memorial Park by Korice Moir
According to Swim Guide, this beach is good for swimming today. Lots of people in the water, but found a quiet spot. A guy noticed me testing the water, and came over and asked what the temperature was. I said 20 degrees, and he hoped for warmer. It's currently 28 degrees outside (at noon!), feels like 32 with the humidity. Water feels pretty good in this heat. :)
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1 July 2018
Mouth of Black Bay at confluence of Petawawa River by Kim Emde
Water levels are more than a meter lower than during previous observation, looking at the shoreline. Secci bottom depth is not precise due to current and location variability.
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1 July 2018
Marie Curtis Beach, Mississauga by Korice Moir
30 degrees! Nothing like a heat wave to bring one to the beach. Goals: cool off, test the water, smile cause summer is here!
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30 June 2018
High Park, Toronto by Korice Moir
Algae, algae, algae. Upper part of the pond thick with green goo.
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29 June 2018
South Humber Park by Korice Moir
Follow South Humber Park trail south from Stephen Drive, exit on path separating river/wetland. This test was done on the wetland side.
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29 June 2018
South Humber Park by Korice Moir
We were curious to see if the test results were different on the river side of the path, compared to the wetland side. This one was done on the river side. Dragon boat rowers on the Don River heading south to the mouth.
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27 June 2018
Lakeshore Road West and Front Street North, Mississauga by Korice Moir
Several people fishing along the river. Also rowing and kayaking.
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26 June 2018
Behind Library and Archives by Brett Painter
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26 June 2018
SNR at Snake River Road by Megan Rae
high amounts of filamentous algae in water, slow moving water
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25 June 2018
Off dock, south east area of Lake by Water Rangers
Weather Sun Strong 0deg N wind @ approx. 20kph 30 hr ago = storm & 5.8mm rain Waves - 0.08M Readings off south side of dock approx. 13.5M from shore
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24 June 2018
lunch spot by Kim Emde
Observations made as part of Celebrate Our Rivers group paddle. There is a beaver lodge nearby, a yearling deer came to say hello, and there are plenty of marsh birds, dragonflies, and horseflies. Depth is at shoreline where sample was taken.
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23 June 2018
End of dock by Kim Emde
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23 June 2018
Deep spot by Kim Emde
Two loons (the same pair?) were there again. It was overcast and windy. Some rain earlier in the day.
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23 June 2018
Muskrat River at Hwy 17 - Site ID - MKR-02 by Megan Rae
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22 June 2018
Behind Library and Archives by Brett Painter
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20 June 2018
Delhi, Ontario by Korice Moir
Calm water before tumbling over a weir. Great to be by the water after a long day of travel. Quiet at the park along Big Creek
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