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Swan Creek
Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada
At the constructed riffle just downstream of Daisy Ave.
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- Group: Friends of Swan Creek Watershed
- Site ID: 1
- Lat: 48.46701
- Lng: -123.40018
- Waterbody Type: Creek
- Timezone: America/Vancouver
Latest photos
View all photosone fry just downstream in shallow pool/ moving water.
multiple frisky fry upstream at Daisy culvert active water.
one decent Smolt @ Daisy
Medium flow and crystal clear
Great to hear and see the babble of riffles. One more good rain and we may see our coho appear to spawn ..... Creek almost ready!
5 separate Frisky Fry 'hit' snow berry THUS relaxing thoughts of Sediment issue 3 weeks ago.
I didn't have equipment with me on site ( just out for a bike ride!!)
Very Low flow caused the sediment to remain in stream for several days. No dead fish seen!
extreme low water level
minnow 'hits' w/ blackberry 'flower ball'! .... nice sign that winter spawners have offspring (coho or cutthroat)
several fry in upstream shallow pool > tent caterpillar infestation dropping Everywhere!
Turbidity from melting snow runoff > same as Colquitz R.