| Investigator #1 | Aaron Schomburg (individual_org_account_1427) | |
| Investigator #2 | Aaron Schomburg (individual_org_account_1427) | |
| Assessment Date | Oct. 1, 2024 | |
| Assessment Time | 2:30 a.m. | |
| Assessment Type(s) | StreamWatch Schools |
| Current Weather | Partly cloudy |
| Time Since Last Rain or Snowmelt | More than 2 days ago |
| Water Color | Clear |
| Water Odor | Normal |
| Water Odor Other Description | N/A |
| Turbidity | Unknown |
| Water Movement | Moderate/Ripples |
| Surface Coating | None, Duckweed/ Vegetation |
| Aquatic Vegetation Amount | Scarce |
| Aquatic Vegetation Type | Submergent |
| Algae Amount | Scarce |
| Algae Type | Filamentous, Biofilm |
| Woody Debris Amount | Scarce |
| Woody Debris Type | Attached |
| Tree Canopy | Mostly Open (25-50%) |
| Land Use Characteristics | Natural |
| Air Temperature (°C) | 23.0 |
| Water Temperature (°C) | 22.0 |
| Nitrate Nitrogen (ppm) | Unknown |
| Phosphates (ppm) | Unknown |
| pH | Unknown |
| Turbidity (JTU) | Unknown |
| Dissolved Oxygen (ppm) | Unknown |
| Salinity (ppt) | Unknown |
| Plecoptera (Stoneflies) | Unknown |
| Ephemeroptera (Mayflies) | 4 |
| Trichoptera (Non-net-spinning caddisflies) | Unknown |
| Megaloptera (Dobsonflies, fishflies, and alderflies) | Unknown |
| Elmidae (Riffle beetles larvae/adults) | 8 |
| Psephenidae (Water pennies) | 4 |
| Prosobranchia (Right-handed/gilled snails) | 6 |
| Athericidae (Aquatic snipe flies) | Unknown |
| Zygoptera (Damselflies) | Unknown |
| Anisoptera (Dragonflies) | Unknown |
| Isopoda (Aquatic sow bugs) | Unknown |
| Amphipoda (Scuds) | 26 |
| Tipulidae (Crane flies) | Unknown |
| Bivalvia (Clams/mussels) | 5 |
| Decapoda (Crayfish) | Unknown |
| Hydropsychidae (Net-spinning caddisflies) | Unknown |
| Chironomidae (Midges) | Unknown |
| Simuliidae (Black flies) | Unknown |
| Turbellaria (planarians) | Unknown |
| Hirudinea (leeches) | 10 |
| Archaeopulmonata (Left-handed/lunged snails) | 3 |
| Oligochaeta (Aquatic worms) | 2 |
| Syrphidae (Rat-tailed maggots) | Unknown |
Gathered our leaf packs from an area just below a pool where we had collected other "traps" in the morning, the water was slightly deeper but still slow moving and much less than in the spring.