
Little Lagoon
Gulf Shores, Alabama, United States
Site 4 is at a pier owned by Greg Luce and near the residence in the Bon Secour Wildlife Refuge home of LLPS Board Member Chan West. There is almost no development pressure in this end of the lagoon. Water quality overall is quite good here likely due to almost no development in the BNWR. Spring and Fall Diatom blooms here can be quite heavy and the toxic Dinoflagellate Karlodinium seems to like this end of Little Lagoon.

- Group: Alabama : Little Lagoon Preservation Society
- Lat: 30.235
- Lng: -87.80948
- Waterbody Type: Lagoon
- Timezone: America/Chicago
Latest photos
15L. Secchi on bot. Neap tide. 35000 fungal spore. Cryptos and chloros P tiny cyanos R. Sunny 0-5 N 766.2 barometer.
15L. 1 slide then scan. On scan noted ceratium furca unk zoo. Cryptos and chloros P. 315000 unk dino 105000 unk. Sunny 0-5 N incoming tide barometer 761.3.
15L. Secchi on bottom. 1 slide then scan. On scan noted lioloma. 105000 unk (poss heterosigma). Pcloudy 0-5 E incoming tide barometer 770.9.
15L. Secchi on bottom. Tiny cyanos R cryptos and chloros P. Sunny 0-5 E incoming tide barometer 768.3.
15L. Secchi on bottom. Cryptos and chloros pres. 35000 ciliate 70000 prob raphid. Pcloudy 5-10 SW incoming tide 763.7 barometer.
15L. 35000 cilaite 35000 unk dino 35000 unk (poss raphid). Pcloudy 0-5 SE Incoming tide barometer 757.8.
15L. 1 slide then scan. Secchi on bottom. On scan noted proro graciale proro spp proro compressum ciliate. Tiny cyanos R. 210000 unk dino (poss heterosigma) 105000 unk. Sunny 0-5 W incoming tide barometer 762.9.
15L. 1 slide then scan. On scan noted proro spp ceratium furca unk zoo chaetoceros proro micans karlo. Incoming tide. Sunny 5-10 E. 766.3 barometer. Tiny cyanos P. 210000 unk (poss pronoctiluca).
"10 L. 1 slide then scan. On scan noted poss Katodinium. Tiny cyanos P. 157500 Tintinid. Incoming tide. Sunny
15L. 1 slide then scan. On scan noted hetero spp guinardia cocinodiscus nauplii. Tiny cyanos cryptos and chloros pres. Sunny E 0-5 outgoing tide. 761.2 barometer.