East Davignon Creek
Ontario, Canada
46.559198 -84.403783

- Group: NORDIK Institute : Sault Ste. Marie Water Rangers Team
- Site ID: SSM-09
- Lat: 46.559108
- Lng: -84.4037962
- Waterbody Type: Creek
- Timezone: America/Toronto
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Oily sheen observed on the shoreline. Still, fish are in the creek and are getting bigger.
Boulders are uneven at this location. Wear boots if you want to enter the creek.
Still saw fish but not as many as last week, could be due to heavy rainfall the day before. Mosquitoes are very prevalent at this location, carry bug spray.
Lots of overgrown vegetation; dress accordingly. Boulders are uneven and lots of mosquitoes at the location.
Dead fish which was observed during the last monitoring was gone. Lots of fish were observed at the location, and I haven't seen this many before at this location.
Boulders are slippery and uneven; watch your steps. Mosquitoes are wild; Carry mosquito repellent.
Observed a dead fish in the creek. This observation was monitored during the storm effects.
Boulders are uneven; watch your steps. Lots of mosquitoes at the location, carry mosquito repellent.
Lots of vegetation on the way to access monitoring location, dress accordingly.
Boulders are uneven; watch your footing. Lots of mosquitoes are at this location, carry bug spray, otherwise you won't be able to monitor peacefully.
I saw fish at this location for the very first time. Mosquitoes were giant, like a couple of inches big. The water level was really low at this time. Oily sheen was on the bank.
Boulders are uneven; watch your footing.
Electrical outdoor wire with metal casing on the bank.
Watch your footing on boulders as they are uneven.
No signs of algae as compared to last year.
Watch your steps on boulders as they are uneven.
The water level is really high. Bare vegetation is on the left bank, along with some trees. The water is flowing through both sides of a culvert, which was only flowing through the right side only.
Park vehicle near the turn to the Avery BAR-X PIT board in the winter. Right bank is still completely covered in the snow, but the left bank is accessible. Snow is melting so be careful and wear snow boots to monitor at this location. Algae can be seen in the underwater picture, however, It is not very much as compared to last year. Lots of sand is visible as a substrate on the river bed. The Water level is higher than usual.