Powlett River Estuary

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ID Date Status Details
#5170 28 Jun 2013 Approved Notes: Water rushing in with incoming tide, creating small waves.
#5167 25 Jun 2013 Approved Notes: Outwards flow very strong. River now following its natural pathway out to the left handside, following the bedrock which may have formed via natural processes over thousands of years.
#5165 20 Jun 2013 Approved
#5163 17 Jun 2013 Approved Notes: Tide pushing in slightly at mouth, but water predominately heading out (i.e. freshwater flows).

Water on Parks Vic Wetland south of the mouth of the Powlett River Road still present in patches.
#5162 15 Jun 2013 Approved Notes: Paddocks not covered by much water anymore, really only the remnants in very low lying areas.
#5158 14 Jun 2013 Approved Notes: Water still covering floodplain paddocks downstream of Bass Hwy, but a large portion of the water covering floodplain paddocks near the estuary mouth is now gone.
#5157 14 Jun 2013 Approved Notes: Mouth opened naturally between 8:30 and 9ish.

It was closed at close to opening at 7:30am when Parks Victoria staff sighted it.
#5153 11 Jun 2013 Approved
#5152 9 Jun 2013 Approved
#5151 8 Jun 2013 Approved Notes: Hooded plovers and other coastal birds at mouth
#5148 2 Jun 2013 Approved Notes: South wind bringing more sand across sand berm.
#5146 27 May 2013 Approved Notes: - Birds and frogs throughout wetland area, plus at the estuary mouth: Sighted; White Faced Heron, Hooded Plovers, Pied Oyster Catchers, plus a variety of others.
#5143 21 May 2013 Approved Notes: Water from estuary creeping towards ocean.
#5137 18 May 2013 Approved
#5142 17 May 2013 Approved Notes: Hooded plovers at mouth
#5136 14 May 2013 Approved Notes: Birds foraging in saltmarsh located on seaward side of the Powlett River Road (providing protection from the strong winds).

Hooded plovers present at mouth.
#5133 5 May 2013 Approved Notes: Gemma Smith joined us for the observation.
There were a couple of shearwater carcases lining the beach and attracting a large group of seagulls.
A lack of southerly winds over the past two weeks has meant that the shearwater chicks have struggled to launch properly and so many have been turning up dead along the beaches and highway due to exhaustion.
#5131 1 May 2013 Approved Notes: Mouth Closed over since monitoring on the 20th of April 2013
#5130 29 Apr 2013 Approved Notes: Mouth closed with large amounts of saltwater flowing over sand berm into estuary (very large swell)
#5128 20 Apr 2013 Approved Notes: Mouth opening very narrow. This follows a dry start to Autumn after a very dry Summer.
#5126 24 Mar 2013 Approved Notes: There has been a substantial build up of sand at the mouth. The opening is very shallow and the water is flowing over sand at the mouth.
#5101 9 Feb 2013 Approved Notes: The mouth is fairly narrow. There has been considerable sand build up on the west side of the mouth since mid December when we last monitored. The water is flowing to the east of the rock shelf.
#5090 16 Dec 2012 Approved Notes: Too windy for Mike Linsell
#5119 8 Nov 2012 Approved
#5088 3 Nov 2012 Approved
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