Observations
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3 August 2022
Center of Lake McGlashan, deepest point by Kat Kavanagh
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31 July 2022
Near the stream that comes from Lac Girard by Kat Kavanagh
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31 July 2022
Center of Lake McGlashan, deepest point by Kat Kavanagh
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20 July 2022
Center of Lake McGlashan, deepest point by Luke Williamson
The water level is quite a bit lower than average. We also noticed a buildup of algae near the stream at the shore as well as a layer of vegetation/pollen close to shore on the surface of the water.
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25 April 2022
Girard dock by William Sayavong
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23 April 2022
Near the stream that comes from Lac Girard by Luke Williamson
Sunny/cloudy mix today with a light wind. Water was calm. Cold temperatures still at about the same level as yesterday. Observed a few red wing blackbirds and squirrels in the trees near the shore that were quite active. No fish yet. Water was very murky and the secchi depth was likely only just deeper than the depth of the water.
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22 April 2022
Center of Lake McGlashan, deepest point by Kat Kavanagh
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1 November 2021
Center of the lake, deepest point by William Sayavong
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23 October 2021
Near the stream that comes from Lac Girard by Luke Williamson
A brisk, clear, and windless afternoon on the lake. The first frost happened this morning. Plenty of leaves are now resting at the bottom of the water and float on the surface.
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25 September 2021
Center of the lake, deepest point by William Sayavong
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25 September 2021
Near the stream that comes from Lac Girard by Luke Williamson
A calm and cool day. Water is very clear today. Plenty of small pumpkinseed and bluegill.
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25 September 2021
Center of Lake McGlashan, deepest point by Luke Williamson
Calm, cool day following a warmer day with light rain.
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31 August 2021
Near the stream that comes from Lac Girard by Kat Kavanagh
Windy. Lower humidity. A few clouds but mostly sunny.
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31 August 2021
Center of Lake McGlashan, deepest point by Kat Kavanagh
Windy. Sunny with a few clouds. Humidity much lower than it has been.
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30 August 2021
Center of the lake, deepest point by William Sayavong
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25 June 2021
Near the stream that comes from Lac Girard by Luke Williamson
The surface of the water was covered in a thin layer of pollen. We observed and heard a green frog, a pileated woodpecker, a rock bass and a few sunfish. Something of note was the 0.5 chlorine reading. we tested this with a few different test strips, in slightly different locations and got the 0.5 reading each time. What could be causing this?
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