Observations
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31 August 2020
Huron Natural Area by Jacob Parker
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31 August 2020
Etienne Brulè Park by Michelle Cousins
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31 August 2020
James Park by Michelle Cousins
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30 August 2020
James Chabot Beach by Annie Pankovitch
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30 August 2020
Humber River North Side by Michelle Cousins
@ Symthe Park - Invasive species in the area was Wild Parsnip or Pastinaca sativa is in the immediate areas; some waste/litter was noted in the surrounded bush just beside the waterway
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30 August 2020
North Shore by Peter McGann
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30 August 2020
East bank of Humber Riber by Michelle Cousins
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29 August 2020
Stormwater management pond 104 by Jacob Parker
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29 August 2020
Sandrock Creek by Jacob Parker
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29 August 2020
Stormwater management pond 4 by Jacob Parker
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26 August 2020
Cloyne ontario by Kim Paglialunga
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26 August 2020
Cloyne ontario by Kim Paglialunga
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25 August 2020
South Lake Windermere by Georgia Peck
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25 August 2020
Georgian Bay by Tara Jaeger
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18 August 2020
Georgian Bay by Tara Jaeger
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15 August 2020
Duck Island opposite Ogilvie Road by Alex Gazaleh
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13 August 2020
1417 Wildwood Dr by Brookelyn McRae
Very cloudy day. It is supposed to rain today. Water is calm
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12 August 2020
Boat Launch on Moira River N of Thrasher's Corners in Plainfield by Stacey Kerr
Weather has been clear and sunny for last 24 hours, with a shift in temperature from a short heat wave and high humidity to cooler seasonal temperatures. The survey site was busy with kayakers coming back to shore from evening paddles. A few dragonflies flying low over the water, and swallows flying overhead and around the bridge pylons, appeared to be tree swallows but too far away to confirm for sure. Saw a caterpillar on a tree beside the boat launch that is likely a type of tussock moth. Heard red squirrel calls in the trees. Saw 3-4 green frogs and 2 very large American bullfrogs, heard others a dozen metres or so upriver. Saw cyprinid fishes and a sunfish, water lillies, a dead crayfish with claws removed that is likely a rusty crayfish due to the markings on its carapace. Also found large shells from native mussel species, likely Eastern Elliptio based on iNaturalist suggested id and shell shape.
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