Investigation
Our Natural
Environment
The mouth of the river as it enters
in Hoi Ha Wan.
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Our Natural
Environment
The mouth of the river as it enters
in Hoi Ha Wan.
Larger and better quality pictures
can be seen if you right click on the picture and view it separately.
Site One, densely covered by vegetation. |
Recorders of data stand near the river. |
Discharge gauge. |
Flowers in the field. |
Flowers in the field. |
Flowers in the field. |
Flowers in the field. |
Mangrove plants. |
Water fall at site 2 along the Pak Sha O River. |
Flowers in the field. |
Flowers in the field. |
Spider web. |
Site one. |
Upper or middle course feature? |
Discharge gauge. |
Butterfly on site. |
Sweet fresh water. |
Spiky plant. |
Stick bug head. |
Sweet fresh water passing a V-Gauge, above site one. |
A very large spider. |
Dragon fly. |
V-Gauge marker, above site 1. |
Stick bug body |
Site three, the mouth. |
Looking down the river to the mouth, site three. |
A very large spider, again. |
Mangroves at the mouth. |
The bay. |
Estuary. |
Measuring channel shape and depth. |
Pot hole found at site 2. |
Estuary |
Carefully taking measurements - safety first. |
Measuring water depth. |
Estuary |
Mouth if the river. |
Mouth if the river. |
Estuary |
Mouth if the river. |
Exogenic boulder sources for the mouth of the river. |
Exogenic boulder sources for the mouth of the river. |
Crab remains. |
Pot Hole - site 2. |
Site 2. |
Mangrove roots. |
Mangrove roots. |
Another bug! |
Praying mantis. |
Butterfly in the valley. |
Exogenic sources of rock material which can found at the mouth of the river. |
Beach at low tide, at the estuary. |
Sand spit in the estuary. |
Sand spit in the estuary. |
Sand bar created during high Tide. |
Looking seaward in the estuary. |
Low tide boulders exposed, with barnacles on the edge of them. |