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Spadefoot Pond at Kenna Cartwright Park, Kamloops
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The Spadefoot Pond at Kenna Carwright Park, Kamloops
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Heather notes the beautiful snag near the Spadefoot Pond
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June and Neil attempt to identify the plants they find on site
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Identifying the flora at Spadefoot Pond
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Identifying the flora at Spadefoot Pond
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Identifying the flora at Spadefoot Pond
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Identifying the flora at Spadefoot Pond
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Neil and Milt attempt to identify the many plants present on site
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Identifying the flora at Spadefoot Pond
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Diane takes a soil sample
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A soil sample revealed a large clay layer that must hold surface water
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June takes a look at the test hole dug on site
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Sue pulls up a pile of invasives on site
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Milt tackles some invasives
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A type of soft-stemmed rush on site
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Another sign that water is held on this site: a mossy floor
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Identifying the flora at Spadefoot Pond
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A furry helper on site
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We noted the many patches thick with rushes: a sign that the site holds water
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Spadefoot Pond shows a clear zonation of plant types