Site Two

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Animal evidence

An animal lived in the shrubs

animal foot print

group photo

another foot print

Gavin photo point

tennis ball

Thursday, May 23, 2013

photo point 2013

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another power point

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

On the first trip we took are photo point done and we caught some moths and a beetle. On trip two we had an amazing time let me tell you why first we had to take are photo point again there was a little difference in the grass and trees the next thing we did was take the temperature and we took the ph test then we took the do test then we caught some beetles and a black ant .On the third trip we scrubbed the macroinvertebrates off the rocks then we swooped up the macroinvertebrates with the net. We had to sort them out by larva. That tells us that the stream is really healthy.

Den used by some animial

Footprint of animal

Deer Print

Horse Manure

Jordan, Codee, Ally, Grace

Water Quality 2012

Macroinvertabrites

By this chart you see that we have 1caddisfly larva 5 stonefly larva 5 mayfly nymph 2 dobsonfly in the non-tolerant section. There is 1 beetle larva and 3 dragon fly larva in the somewhat tolerant section. In the tolerant group there is 2 aquatic worm and 1 leech. That means this part of the creek is clean.

Friday, June 1, 2012

Photo Point 2012

Monday, May 7, 2012

Human Evidence May4,2012

These are bullet shells we found at a place camping site. There is also a beer cap that we found around the same place. I think they're 22mm shells. Can't you see that its a corona beer cap?

Monday, June 6, 2011

site survey 2011

This is the site survey for Douglas Creek site 2 on May 9, 2011.The survey people are Hailey Kaden Braylen Taylor and Mr. Moreno.

First I will tell you of the riparian zone. The width for left bank is 0-50ft. and the right bank is 0-50ft. The vegetation has no conifer trees and deciduous is abundant. Shrubs are abundant and grasses and herbs are abundant. The overhead canopy is 50-75%.

Next I will tell you about the channel. The channel is what area the stream flows in. The shape cross section is steep sides and a flat bottom. The longitudinal pattern is braided and the gradient is moderate.

Next I will tell you about the stream banks. The vegetation on the stream bank is abundant. The protection is 0-25%. The banks stability has erosion in some areas.

We also surveyed the habitat in our reach. The number of riffles is about 10. The number of pools are 1. The percentage of riffles is 50-75% the percentage of the pools is 25%.

Now I will tell you about the land use adjacent to the stream. We have a road and there are camping spots. Also we had tire tracks in to the stream. We have some artificial structures like litter and garbage.

water quality results

The average pH for site 2 in 2010 was 7.5. That means plants, catfish, and some insects can live there. Also bass, crappie, snails, clams, mussels, larger variety of organisms (salmon trout, may flies caddis flies stoneflies. Nest I will tell you about the temperature.
What we had for Test 1 was temp 54 & that is good for Test 2 &3 we did not do but for avg. it was 54 too.