Kneel by any stream and look properly. The water has a colour, even when it looks clear. Its surface has a pattern: smooth here, broken there, a V shape behind a hidden stone, a foam line along the edge of an eddy. On a lake, the wind writes on the surface, and the shore it blows towards collects everything that floats.
In this lesson
Reading the colour and clarity of water
What the colours mean
Common mistakes
Reading streams and rivers for depth and current
The features
Where to collect
Reading waves and ripples on lakes and the sea
What to read
Bog and peat water
How to use it
Blue-green algae (cyanobacteria)
Recognising a bloom
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