Gloeotrichia is always pretty, but this pic is trippy too!
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Another hard one! Microcystis? Or exploded Woronichinia? Or something completely different?
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Agree this is microcystis? I think so- especially since there were other observations from date and location. But it's not totally clear to me. I also wonder if this was taken with a cell phone adapter on a microscope... #cyanobacteria #CitizenScience
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Probably one of my favourite #Sentinel3 #OLCI images yet! Cyano's in the #Baltic. Truly like a painting! See the full case here: eumetsat.int/website/home/Im… #EarthObservation #MarineScience
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The recent #Sentinel2 scene captured massive on-going bloom in western basin of #LakeErie. @NOAA_GLERL @EPAGreatLakes @CopernicusEU @CYANOCOST
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I had no idea this was a thing! I NEED to see this IRL
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Otterney General..... hehehe
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We're the 12th day of #citizenscience Christmas!! #notsohumblebrag #cyanobacteria
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What is going on with this Dolichospermum? All the same and different coiling patterns? Different species? Thoughts? #citizenscience #cyanobacteria inaturalist.org/observations…
My guess is Synura, but that is based on nothing. I keep seeing this guy and would love a real ID. Any thoughts?
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Mougeotia with epiphyte!!? Can anyone idea? Regardless it is super cool! #citizenscience #cyanobacteria
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Saltwater #cyanobacteria confuse me! Any thoughts?
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Some funky Dolichospermum patterns in Washington! #cyanobacteria #citizenscience inaturalist.org/observations…
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The winds could help or hurt depending on where they blow and which way your canal faces.
Sometimes it will be moving #AlgaeBloom downstream, and sometimes it will not have any effect because canals are too narrow,” said Dr. Thomas. nbc-2.com/story/39251357/win…
Thoughts on a Florida diatom? #NeedsID
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Check out this #Cyanobacteria bloom in #LakeWinnebago in Wisconsin! Large blooms, like this one, can come about in a matter of just days when there’s a large input of nutrients (phosphorus and nitrogen especially), enough sun, and the water is warm and slow moving. #AquaEco2018
#Cyanobacteria bloom in #LakeWinnebago is making news (wearegreenbay.com/news/local…) (xitter.cf/CyanoTracker/status/10…) and here is recent #Sentinel2 derived maps showing bloom in this lake. @CopernicusEU @WDNR @WiscLimnology @FreshwaterSteve @remucal @hildug @dhartuw @CYANOCOST @RussellDengel













