St. Lawrence River
Ontario, Canada
Bay enclosed by islands, very thick vegetation in the water and healthy natural shorelines. It is a wetland site and the water here is quite deep with soft sediment.
During recovery efforts for the osprey fishing eagles, Stave island was the first area that they began to take over again as their population reached healthy numbers.
- Group: River Rapport & Education : River Institute
- Lat: 44.3386046
- Lng: -76.0718465
- Waterbody Type: Wetland
- Timezone: America/Toronto
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Birds: Ring billed gull, osprey, great blue heron, red winged blackbird.
Fish: Largemouth bass, Northern pike, brown bullhead catfish, pugnose shiner, round goby, tadpole madtom, bridle shiners, rock bass, bluegill sunfish, brook silverside, yellow perch, pumpkinseed sunfish.
Plants: Eurasian milfoil, stargrass, bullrush, typha sp., phragmite, richardsons pondweed, elodea, rush, fragrant white waterlilies.
Invertebrates: Damselfly sp., dragonfly sp., deerflies.
Invasive species: Eurasian milfoil, phragmites, round goby.
Species at risk: Bridle shiners, Pugnose shiners.