Observations
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27 July 2024
Pat Tait
Temp at 1 M depth: 23C A significant Mississippi Delta into Ottawa River has been forming over the past 35 years. Picture attached. 2 small fishing boats and two kayakers at confluence. Gulls, dragonflies present
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28 August 2021
Pat Tait
Bubbly, yellow-green colour, thick algae. Similar to that in handbook seen a few years ago in same area - but not as bad.
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26 July 2020
Pat Tait
First time in all my years doing this that I saw cormorants on this stretch of the Mississippi nesting and fishing.
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26 August 2018
Pat Tait
Wind has died down and sun is out. A lot of cormorants. No osprey. Heard loons. The delta area seems to be getting bigger. Marsh is thick.
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27 May 2018
Pat Tait
Weather cloudy with sunny periods. Windy. Two osprey nests visible but no sighting of osprey. Saw heron and a kayaker as well as turtle. The delta weeds are just breaking through the surface of the water. Not too thick yet. Water was surprisingly warm for so early in the year.
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24 September 2017
Pat Tait
People onshore enjoying the warm fall day. Boaters in area. Deadheads visible. No wind, no clouds, very still and hot.
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26 August 2017
Pat Tait
There is a lot more Purple Loosestrife this year in comparison to the past 2 years although blooms are just about finished. Osprey stand visible - no Osprey in sight. Two boats with fishermen. Children playing at shoreline.
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28 May 2017
Pat Tait
Water was very high. A lot of logs and debris onshore. High water line very evident on bushline along shore. (See pic) osprey flying overhead.
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25 September 2016
Pat Tait
2 other boaters Water quite wavy Stiff breeze Blue skies Very quiet - no birds or animals seen
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28 August 2016
Pat Tait
No boaters Could see Osprey People working on their own beaches Partly sunny skies River full of weeds and fairly calm