Observations
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25 April 2025
Cornwall Marine by Jacob Gadbois
ducks and small birds, windy and cloudy road access. Plants and rocks along the coastline.
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23 April 2025
Rotary Creek by Winter McDougall
Belted kingfisher present 4 large perch under rock at coordinate conductivity meter needs calibration - solution on order
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16 April 2025
Rotary Creek by Winter McDougall
Birds heard/present via the Merlin Bird App: - Red-winged blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) - American Goldfinch (Spinus tristis) - Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) - Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) - Northern Flicker (Colaptes auratus) - Song Sparrow (Melospiza melodia) - Beaver or River Otter
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19 March 2025
Rotary Creek by Winter McDougall
no ducks red-winged blackbird present no snow ice off
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26 February 2025
Rotary Creek by Winter McDougall
Need to order more ampules. Did not measure dissolved oxygen. 70% ice coverage water is clear. Need something to break the ice for water depth measurement.
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29 January 2025
Rotary Creek by Winter McDougall
flock of mallards in male/female pairs flock of geese present ice coverage: 50%
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22 January 2025
Rotary Creek by Winter McDougall
flock of mallards present 3 geese in water 1 mallard and goose laying down on bank across from sample point flock of mallards in male/ female pairs ice too thick located at sample point - therefore did not take water depth measurement
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9 November 2024
École secondaire publique L'Héritage by de Haan Family
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2 November 2024
Marleau stream by Grayson Lapensee
No smell clear water flowing steadily some debris in water
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2 November 2024
St Lawrence by Grayson Lapensee
No smell water is clear and calm no water crafts visible
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31 October 2024
Cornwall Waste Water Treatment Plant by Jaden Kay
Very shallow, rocky shore. No vegetation
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30 October 2024
Rotary Creek by Winter McDougall
A few maple leaves in the water 2 large salmonids swimming observed, possibly the same individual, most likely Chinook Salmon spawning (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)- approximately 75 cm or 2.5 ft (by eye) 1 large dead fish located at the mouth of Rotary Creek (most likely Chinook) possibly 1large gar swimming by the left-over phragmites new oak trees planted along the shoreline across from the site Perch heads and body parts appear to be dumped in the middle/upper portion of the creek upstream of the sample site (the reason, currently unknown to me) some important people also present
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