Milford Millpond
Milford, Ontario, Canada
Waterfalls feed into this end of the Millpond at most times of the year other than in summer dry spells. Spring and fall are when they are running well. Will be taking regular readings from the east side of the bridge. Water from this millpond flows over the damn at the eastern end of the pond into the Black River which then flows out eventually on a long winding path into Lake Ontario .
Location created by
Don Ross
- Group: County Sustainability Group
- Lat: 43.9355611
- Lng: -77.1021581
- Waterbody Type: Pond
- Timezone: America/Toronto
Latest photos
Partly cloudy and calm day with no rain in many weeks. Some songbirds heard singing and fair bit of green algae on the water. Barely any water flowing at the falls and river above the millpond.
Overcast with no rain in past 24 hrs. Pair of swans sleeping on the pond near me whole time I tested. Some Canada Geese heard further up the pond.
Sunny calm day with no rain in past 24 hrs. Pond surface free of green algae now. Canada Geese further down on the pond.
Sunny with some wind and no rain in past 10 days. No wildlife at this time and lots of green algae and weeds in and on water surface.
Sunny calm day with no rain in past 24 hrs. Swan seen on pond and songbirds heard. Lots of green algae and pollen and weeds on and in the water.
Mostly sunny with some clouds and moderate winds. Some wasps and songbirds around.
Sunny day with no rain in past 24 hrs. Pair of swans swimming and eating on the pond. Waterfalls and river really flowing well this time of year.
Sunny and calm day with about 10 MM rainfall during past 24 hrs. Trickle of water now running over the waterfalls and stream above. No wildlife at this time here. Water isn’t showing any of the green algae it normally has the rest of the year.
Bit overcast with light breeze and only 1 mm rain in past 24 hours. No wildlife apart from some green frogs hopping into the pond. Lots of green algae on both sides of the bridge.
Sunny day with some breeze and no rainfall for many weeks. Some green algae bloom and weeds on both side of the bridge. Songbirds, dragonflies and black & white moths around.