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Illustration of a septic system with a rectangular tank and incoming and outgoing pipes
Water: septic system 1
Illustration of a cylindrical tank with pipes leaving it
Water: septic system 2
 A bank on the Choptank River in Maryland. This shoreline contains shrubbery and trees which provide good habitat for species, and help slow erosion.
Choptank Riverbank
a sample of marsh grass found in the surrounding marsh of the Choptank River, Maryland
Marsh grass sample
Osprey flying over nest found on the Choptank river, Maryland
Osprey Nest
An Osprey, also known sea hawk or fish hawk, found nesting in the Choptank River.
Pandion haliaetus (Osprey)
UMCES-HPL scientist J. Court Stevenson holds up a native north american phragmites. This is opposed to the invasive Phragmite australis subsp. australis. Found on the bank of the Choptank River in Maryland.
Phragmites australis subsp. americanus
Used to control the amount of drainage that comes from an agricultural field into a drainage ditch.
Controlled drainage structure
The frozen Choptank River, February 2007.
Ice on the Choptank River
The frozen Choptank River, February 2007.
Ice on the Choptank River
Ice on the Choptank River on 6 Feb 2007
Frozen Choptank River
Ice in the Choptank River near the Horn Point Lab dock on 6 Feb 2007
Frozen Choptank River
Frozen Choptank River looking towards Trappe on 6 Feb 2007
Frozen Choptank River looking towards Trappe
Ice in the Choptank River on 6 Feb 2007
Ice in the Choptank River
Ice on rip rap along the Choptank River behind Center Administration
Ice on rip rap
A tributary of the Choptank River. Runoff from the heavy rains of June and July 2006 are visible
A tributary of the Choptank River
A tributary of the Choptank River. Runoff from the heavy rains of June and July 2006 are visible
A tributary of the Choptank River
Aerial view of the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay in Cambridge, Maryland
Aerial view of the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay…
Aerial view of the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay in Cambridge, Maryland
Aerial view of the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay…
Boone Creek, Oxford, Maryland. Visible are multiple sediment-laden plumes of water following the heavy rains of June and July 2006
Boone Creek, Oxford, Maryland
Downtown Cambridge, Maryland. Cambridge Creek is in the foreground, with High Street running up the right hand side
Downtown Cambridge, Maryland
Farm fields in the Choptank river watershed flooded after the heavy rains of June and July 2006
Flooded farm fields
Aerial view of Hambrooks Bay, Cambridge. Multiple sediment-laden plumes of water are visible, a result of the heavy rains of June and July 2006
Hambrooks Bay, Cambridge
Aerial view of Hambrooks Bay, Cambridge, with downtown in the background.
Hambrooks Bay, Cambridge
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