Duck pond
Ontario, Canada
46.500258 -84.299389

- Group: NORDIK Institute : Sault Ste. Marie Water Rangers Team
- Site ID: SSM-17
- Lat: 46.5004401
- Lng: -84.2993188
- Waterbody Type: Pond
- Timezone: America/Toronto
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Lots of birds are there and because of steady water whatever good or bad stuff inside stays there and affects the chemistry of the water. For instance, birds’ poop and other debris and they decay and smell bad. Also, it increases pH and confits its water. It smelled bad, a lot of geese there, and bird feathers on the water's surface. The odour of decaying vegetation.
Be careful while entering for monitoring because of the slopy path and stones. The entrance path is sloppy and covered with stones. Please be careful while walking there.
Because of rain entrance of the site is slippery be aware of that. There are lots of mosquitos and other little insects around the site.
There are ducks and geese around and inside the water too.
It was a rainy day and the way is slippery. We have a guest( friend) with us. We had a great time.
The entrance path is sloppy and covered with stones. There are mosquitoes so wear repellant and walk carefully.
It's very cold due to winds and and our hands are freezing. There are ducks in the pond and the way to enter the site is slippery. Slippery, pebbles in the way and it's a slope so walk carefully.
Lots of ducks & a few geese; Steep slope
Sloppy way with some rocks, Windy(Southeast wind), about 20 ducks on the pond, presence of cedar trees near the shore.
Sloppy way, Large trees near shore, Canopy covered, Presence of duck, water is cloudy, pebbles present near the shore.
Sloppy way, large trees nearby, canopy covered, presence of duck
it was very windy at the duck pond. The water was higher than when previously sampled. There is a canal for overflow from the duck pond, it enters the St. Marys. The water in the pond is not high enough, so the waters of the duck pond and the St.Marys aren't mixing. There were 20 plus female mallards and 20 plus male mallards on the pond. The pond was not clear, green and looked like algae on the bottom attached to rocks but could be decomposing leaves.