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I saw a duck :)

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Pond snails are an extremely hardy species of gastropod. I found all sizes of them, meaning the population is healthy and breeding. I found over 20 snails over 3 days of looking.

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Freshwater leeches can survive in almost any water conditions. I found more than I could count over 3 days of looking.

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Freshwater isopods are a hardy species of arthropod. I only found 2 isopods over 3 days of looking.

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Both streams had a similar pH and nitrites reading:
7.6 or slightly higher pH, and 0 nitrites. These are indicative of a decently healthy stream.

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I did not see a duck :/

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Dragonfly nymphs are an indicator of decent water quality, as they're more sensitive than isopods and leeches. I found around 15 nymphs over 3 days of looking.

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These were the only insects I found at Seager Park. They're difficult to see because they cover themselves in debris for protection. They were abundant in areas with flowing water.

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These are an extremely hardy species of gastropod. The one I photographed was really small, meaning the snail population has been breeding recently. I found about 8 snails over 3 days of looking.

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I went to the downstream area of the stream at Waterfall Glen to avoid coming on contact with too many people. Upstream, there is a seven-foot waterfall that oxygenates the water.

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This stream had a much lower water level and flowed much slower than the one at Waterfall Glen.