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Diddah Diddah Creek, Upper Reveg Site, Site 1 (McKenzie)

North East

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NE_DID030 Ovens River Catchment

Inactive Reach: 3_16 Diddah Diddah Creek

Habitat Scores

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29-04-2004 - 08-09-2006
Bank Erosion Stability Bank Vegetation In Stream Cover Riffles Pools Bends Verge Vegetation
September 2006 Poor Fair Poor Poor Fair
good remant veg with some exotics- mainly grasses. Area has abundant phragmities instream,. Strock used to control growth. Area has been revegtated (15yrs ago) and is fenced. Clear flowing water with good varied habitats.
June 2005 Fair Fair Poor Poor Fair
Red gum, sheoak, titree, red stem wattle, bottle brush, ovens wattle, kurrajong, swamp melaluca, sepses, kikuya, azola, phragmites, submerged aquatic plants, phalaris, rye grass. Really would benefit from a rock batter just down stream of site.
March 2005
April 2004 Fair Good Poor Poor Fair
Red gum, Ironbark, Red stringybark, White box, Red box, White Cypress Pine, Weeping Willow, Fragmites, Sedges, Azula, Kikuyu.

Water Bugs

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WaterWatch Method
29-04-2004 - 24-12-2005
Date Taxa Count Total score Rating
June 2005 20 5 Poor
April 2004 5 12 Poor

Physical Chemical Tests

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Dissolved Oxygen mg/L
Explain for me 29-04-2004 to 06-08-2006
9.50 mg/L
Median 10.00mg/L
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Temperature - WATER
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13.6 ° C
Median 7.8° C
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pH
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5.75 pH Units
Median 7.00pH Units
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Electrical Conductivity
Explain for me 29-04-2004 to 06-08-2006
190.00 µS/cm
Median 210.00µS/cm
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Reactive Phosphate (mg/L)
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0.007 mg/L P
Median 0.000mg/L P
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Dissolved Oxygen % Saturation
Explain for me 06-08-2006
N/A %
Median 85%
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Turbidity - NTU
Explain for me 29-04-2004 to 06-08-2006
10 NTU
Median 10NTU
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