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We head into the 4th of July weekend with good news for Back Creek and Lake Ogleton.
WQ Crew Members Briana and Amelia found no evidence of the Mahagany Tide in either creek. Yeah!!!
Oxygen levels are good, too. Data finds low oxygen only on the very bottom at one station at head of Back Creek.
However, there’s bad news is up river, where Weems and Luce creeks are still in dead zone conditions. The algae bloom that creates dead zones is taking longer to dissipate in the mid-river creeks.
What a stinky surprise to find the so-called sea ‘lettuce’ covering a stretch of beach at Winchester On The Severn.
This is not our treasured submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV). No way!
This mess is a green algae, Ulva. Aquatic creatures like to munch on it and it’s sold to humans too. Yum?
Beautiful double rainbow just now over the Severn. (Feel free to download, use, or share anyway you like)
Apparently, there are a couple pots of gold somewhere near the tip of Long Point
Great capture!
Amazing picture
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