TABLE V.-Observations on temperature and weather at Grand Lake Stream, &c-Continued. 33 Southerly and easterly, light; rainy. 33 10 15 S. W. to S. E. to N. E., light to a gale; snow. S. W., gentle; partly cloudy. 19 Easterly, fresh; snow and rain. 22 Westerly, light; clear. 24 Calm, with snow; strong N. wind and cloudy at night. 2 N. W., fresh; clear. 8 Westerly, fresh; clear. 4. Variable, gentle; clear. 10 2 8 a. m. N. E., fresh; cloudy. N. W., fresh; clear. 12 Northwesterly, light; clear. 7 a. m. 25 S. W., light; clear. S. E., light; clear. Easterly, fresh; cloudy. Easterly, strong; snow and rain. Westerly, gentle; cloudy. N. W., light, clear. N. E. to N. W., strong; cloudy to clear. N. W., light; clear. Variable, gentle; clear to cloudy, with N. E. snow squalls at night. 6 N. W., strong to gentle; clear. 10 33 33 16 Southerly and easterly, gentle; mostly cloudy. Southerly and easterly, gentle; rainy. Northerly and easterly, fresh; cloudy, with squalls of snow and rain. 25 Southerly, light; clear to cloudy. TABLE VI.-General summary of observations on temperature at Grand Lake Stream from October, 1875, to March, 1878, inclusive. *After November, 1875, temperature of water was taken at the dam. a Average of observations from October 21 to 31, inclusive. b Average of observations from October 23 to 31, inclusive. c Average of observations from November 1 to 10, inclusive. d Average of observations from November 11 to 30, inclusive. e Average of observations made on 13 days between 1st and 17th. fAverage of observations made on 21 days between 1st and 25th. gAverage of observations from 4th to 31st, inclusive. hAverage of observations made on 26 days between 1st and 31st. i Average of observatious from 1st to 11th, inclusive. TABLE VII.-Measurement of Schoodic Salmon at Grand Lake Stream, Maine, 1875. *Length measured from tip of nose to extremity of the middle rays of the caudal fin. Date. Number weighed and measured. Average. TABLE VIII.-Measurement of Schoodic Salmon at Grand Lake Stream, Maine, 1876. The same individual males were weighed and measured. The females measured for length included both the individuals weighed before and after spawning, except on 9th, 11th, and 18th, when several were weighed before spawning that were not measured at all. 1 Length measured from the tip of the nose to the tip of the middle rays of the caudal fin. This small fish was probably not yet adult, and may not have been female; barren or young fish of that size so much resemble females that they are not very readily distinguished. |