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ME_DBR001 Bunyip River Catchment

Saturday 10th May 2025 8:50am Approved
Notes

Physical Chemical Tests

Ammonium
0.1mg/L NH4+
Dissolved Oxygen % Saturation
54.41%
Dissolved Oxygen mg/L
6mg/L
Electrical Conductivity
11.4µS/cm
pH
8pH Units
Reactive Phosphate (mg/L)
0.15mg/L P
Temperature - AIR
10° C
Temperature - WATER
11° C
Turbidity - NTU
300NTU

Water Conditions

Weather
Sunny
Last rainfall
During the last week 1.00
Flow estimate
LOW: Minimum flow in channel/continuous flow in some part of channel (in-stream habitats connected)
Water Appearance
Muddy
Stream depth
0 - 50cm
Stream width
> 5m
Hazards
 
Litter/Pollutants
paper

Habitat

Bank Erosion Stability Bank Vegetation In Stream Cover Riffles Pools Bends Verge Vegetation Overall
Fair 3 Good 8 Good 8 N/A Good 8 27

Water Bugs WaterWatch method

Image Species Score Quantity
Image
Damselfly Nymph (Odonata) 6 1
Image
Dragonfly Nymph (Odonata) 6 1
Image
Freshwater Shrimp/Prawn (Atyidae) 5 5
Image
Leeches (Hirudinea) 3 10
Image
True Bugs - Backswimmers, Water-boatmen, Water-striders (Hemiptera) 4 100
Image
Non Biting Midge Larvae - Bloodworms (Diptera) 1 10
Total bug score
Total abundance 0 - 35 35+
0 - 200 Poor Good
200+ Fair Very good
Total abundance: 127 Total score: 25 Overall rating: Poor

Diary photos

No diary entries recorded for this visit

Physical Chemical Trends

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