Location

East Lagoon - South Deck

Blakeburn Lagoons

Blakeburn Lagoons in British Columbia

Dataset summary

East Lagoon - South Deck has data for hardness, current_weather, ph, alkalinity, chlorine, oxygen, conductivity, water_temperature, air_temperature, Ice on, water_depth, secchi_depth, previous_weather_description, previous_weather, and current_weather_description from 1 August 2021 to 28 April 2026.

Observations

  • 28 April 2026

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Some waterfowl on lagoon including Canada geese, Mallards, and Gadwalls. Other birds observed including Song sparrow.

  • 30 March 2026

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Variety of waterfowl including: MALL, RNDU, TRSW.

  • 23 February 2026

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Note: recent addition of minor salt to reduce icy conditions on observation platforms may have affected local conductivity and alkalinity, Note: some difficulty encountered in interpreting color of Taylor strip for hardness. Past observations tended to have values of "0" with today's strip color leaning toward a light purple rather than blue, so estimate of 150 for hardness value, which is suspect. Some waterfowl on lagoon, including mallards, gadwalls, American widgeons. Small number of songbirds including American robins, Song sparrow.

  • 1 February 2026

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Limited wildlife activity including waterfowl on lagoon, due to heavy rain (downpour). A few songbirds including Song sparrow and Spotted towhee

  • 2 December 2025

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Water in east lagoon is quite clear in comparison to turbid conditions in west lagoon. Wildlife sightings include a few Mallards and Pied-billed grebe.

  • 10 November 2025

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Some waterfowl on east pond, including mallards, american wigeons, and gadwalls.

  • 30 September 2025

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Bird species include Black-capped Chickadees, 10+ mallards, Great Blue heron, Song Sparrows. Two coyotes passing through east lagoon foreshore.

  • 31 August 2025

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Observed 25 to 30 mallard, several BCCH and a SPTO.

  • 31 August 2025

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Birds observed on or near east lagoon: mallards (25 to30); Black-capped chickadees; Spotted Towhee.

  • 4 June 2025

    Burke Mountain Naturalists

    Considerable bird sounds and sightings near monitoring station, including mallards, black-headed grosbeak, robin, crows, tree swallows.