River Wey near Plough Bridge, Byfleet

River Wey

Byfleet, Surrey, United Kingdom

Nearest accessible sampling site to Plough Bridge: W3W salsa.gear.never

Location created by
Susan Clements

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River high, surging, brown with eddies and spots of foam. Test site partly flooded.

25 Nov 09:30 by Susan Clements

Water brown, opaque, steady flow, average height, some leaves floating downstream. A male and a female mallard swam past the site.

25 Oct 08:05 by Susan Clements

Water high, opaque, brown with foam, running fast. Floating mat of vegetation drifted past at speed (photo). Testing site very wet and muddy with swan feathers. Flying insect landed on plant (photo).

28 Sep 13:15 by Susan Clements

Water cloudy, green, average height, steady flow. Lots of damsel flies and pondskaters. One swan passing by.

26 Aug 09:50 by Susan Clements

River cloudy but clearer than usual. Sample clear. Lots of pondskaters. Yellow flowered water lilies. Birdsong. Small fish near bank, bigger fish in middle of river. Damsel flies. Two swans.
Water temperature measured with the same thermometer as air temperature was just below 17 degrees. The thermometer seems to measure consistently about a degree lower than the conductivity meter.

01 Jul 08:40 by Susan Clements

Water hemlock? (See photo)
Water lily leaves
Dragonfly (small)?
Damselflies (probably common blue)
Pondskaters

27 May 13:55 by Susan Clements

Total coliforms and E. coli were both above the range >2419.6 CFU/100mL.

03 May 09:00 by Susan Clements

Water high (sampling site partly flooded), running fast, brown, opaque.
Temperature of the water sample was 12 degrees using the thermometer and 13.2 degrees according to the conductivity meter. Conductivity 378 uS/cm.
Not sure what the plant is. Could it be water hemlock?

29 Apr 16:30 by Susan Clements

River high (sample site partly flooded), brown, surging.

31 Mar 11:35 by Susan Clements

Buzzard flew overhead. River water high, brown, flowing fast, small patches of foam in middle of stream.

25 Feb 12:20 by Susan Clements