Observations
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26 June 2018
McCreary's Point by Jenn Cuff
Observed schools of minnows, a large musky breeched the surface with a large splash, birds are diving for fish, bugs cover the surface of the water. Lily pads and weed beds have flowered.
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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
McCreary's Point by Jenn Cuff
Observed Canada geese. Motorized watercraft, fishing boats travel too fast along the Bonnechere River from the Horton Boat Launch out to the Ottawa River. Choppy waters turn to calm by sunset.
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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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23 June 2018
McCreary's Point by Jenn Cuff
Many motorized watercraft put in at the Horton Boat Launch, travelling down Bonnechere River into the Ottawa River. Boats travelling fast, leaving wake, damaging shoreline. Jumping fish, feeding. Blackflies
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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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17 June 2018
Port Union Waterfront Park, Scarborough by Korice Moir
Cormorant highway (to and from) just off the shoreline. Shore birds doing their thing on the beach. Geese dipping to scratch the lake bottom. Lots of people strolling along the trail.
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