Decapoda (order) was NOT FOUND

on 2009-10-23 in Portland, ME
Submitted by InvEinstein2 on Thu, 2009-10-29 at 09:15 am
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Field Notes

I am happy because we had little fish in the trap. I see water,grass,leaves,tress and people and I smell fish. I am surprised by what we found because we didn't find anything in Baxter woods pond. Why did we catch fish at evergreen pond and not baxter pond.

Supporting evidence
Photo of my evidence.

We found little fish

Photo of my evidence.

There wasn't any crayfish in the trap

Species Observation:
Species Looked For
Common name:
Crayfish, unidentified
Scientific name:
Decapoda (order)
Was found?
I think I did not find it
Count of individuals?
Coverage?
Dead or alive?
Size:
Sex:
Evidence of reproduction:
Sampling method:
  • Net
  • Trap
Place studied
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Latitude:
43.683830 ° N
Longitude:
-70.304800 ° W
Observation Site Information
A photo of our study site.
Name:
InvEinstein2's visit to Pond in Evergreen Cemetery, Portland, ME (Einstein)
Habitat:
Freshwater - In a pond or lake
Trip Information
Trip name:
Pond in Evergreen Cemetery, Portland, ME (Einstein)
Trip date:
2009-10-23
Nearest town:
Portland, ME
Type of investigation:
Species and Habitat Survey
Ecosystem:
Freshwater
MIDAS number:
Watershed:
Presumpscot
Nearest waterbody:
Photo of our sampling method.
Habitat Observations
Diversity:
2 different species
Water temperature:
5.3 ° C
pH:
7.0
Dissolved oxygen:
9.0 mg/L
Salinity:
Vectors:
  • Paved road

  • Dirt road

  • Walking trail

  • People

  • Construction

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Hmm. Fishy.

Interesting question in your field notes. So why do you think you didn't catch any fish in the Baxter Woods pond? Have a guess or hypothesis you want to throw out there?

Great evidence photos...an even greater photo of your trap...a "wicked greatest" photo of our site.

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