Arm Lake
Saskatchewan, Canada
Private dock at Stinson acreage at the bottom of a small wooded coulee with native prairie on either side. Water is still. Water drops off quickly further out where the old river channel used to be before the dam was built.
Location created by
Paul Stinson
- Group: University of Regina : Citizen Science
- Lat: 51.0671019
- Lng: -105.802846
- Waterbody Type: Lake
- Timezone: America/Regina
Latest photos
some froth/foam along the shore, likely from overnight as it is currently not windy enough to generate this much foam.
Lots of minnows observed in the water
Large toad spotted a few days earlier on the coulee trail down to the water
There was visible blue-green algae alogn the shore and on the dock a few days ago, but only green algae visible now. One snail seen
One pelican flew over
One crow flew over
Some clumps of algae forming in the water, attaching to floating pieces of cattail stem
Seem to be more flowering prairie plants on the hillside than previous years, including some healthy flowering pincusion cacti
Two Canada geese flew by shortly after arriving. Three pelicans flew by low to the water as we wrapped up. Water had a slight brownish tint.
*March 29, 2023: Conductivity changed from 2.23 to 223μS/cm