Lake Dore, Mouth of the Snake River

Full sun, no clouds in sight.
Dragonflies and butterflies around but I didn't see any birds or fish this time.

Observed red winged blackbirds, plenty of small-bodied fish in the water, and crayfish.
Very sunny with a few wispy clouds.
35% humidity, winds 18km/h NNW, 101.89 kPa

Red Winged Blackbirds singing.
101.5 kPa, SE 5km/hr, 41% humidity

Cloudy and a little sun
Wind: 19km/h N
Humidity: 60%
Pressure: 102.8 kPa

TDS:107 ppm
Substrate: Rocky
Macrophytes: 0%

Substrate: Rocky
TDS: 111ppm

Cloudy
Wind: 20km/h N
Pressure: 101.8
Humidity: 67%

Overcast, Wind 10 km SE, 78% Humidity, 101.8 kPa

Beautiful Autumn day for a hike in Shaw Woods.
21C, clear and sunny
Wind: 11km/hr S
102 kPa
46% humidity
TDS 197ppm
This location and Lake Dore are great spots to find dragonflies and dragonfly larvae. These red dragonflies are very common.

120 ppm
The air temperature was 29C but felt like 36C!
Wind 1km/hr W
101.5 kPa
54% humidity
I took my water sample from an area shaded by a large maple so the river might have been even warmer than 26.4C. The water was moving quite well which was weird since there was no wind whatsoever and I've never witnessed this area of water really "move". It is usually calm.
There were plenty of red-winged blackbirds chatting in the nearby tall grasses.

102.41 kPa
52% humidity
wind 12km/hr SSW
TDS 116ppm
Beautiful sunset and warm. Water was very clear.

Samples were taken to compare water quality above the Shaw Woods Dam and to that of samples taken below. Data collected for analysis on the health of the Snake River and if the dam is effecting fish populations by restricting migratory patterns.

Benthic Invertebrates Collected:
1 Fingernail Snail, 4 Dragon Fly Larva, 25 Backswimmers, 15 Crayfish, 4 Scuds, 12 Mayfly Larva, 1 Damselfly, 3 Horsehair Worm, 4 Caddis Fly, 1 Alderfly Larva

Fish Species in Shaws Pond and the Snake River: (not collected)
Yellow Perch, Rock Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Large Mouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye.