Media Gallery - Images
Geese using the habitat of Burnham Canal.
Looking down on a rock bass nest in the overgrowth of Burnham Canal.
Pair of largemouth bass parents actively spawning.
Smallmouth bass nest of quagga mussels and sand.
Crayfish found in woody debris at bottom of Burnham Canal.
Pumpkinseed showing off its iridescent spawning colors.
Pumpkinseed hiding in the shade of a large rock.
Close up of large northern pike at Summerfest Lagoon.
Northern pike swimming at night illuminated by a researcher’s dive light.
Larval round gobies spawned on the underside of a flipped over rock. If you look closely you can see individuals with yolk sacs and eyes.
Vacant largemouth bass nest made in small gravel beach. Large stone likely too big to move.
Smallmouth bass fry munching on algae. If you zoom in close you might see him looking at you.
Rock bass fanning its nest of eggs spawned on invasive quagga mussels.
School of rock bass around fallen limb in Summerfest Lagoon.
Rock bass in action!
Sometimes non-native invasive species provide habitat. Here Rock bass eggs are spawned over quagga mussels with milfoil and elodea cover.
Various fish species schooling together: yellow perch, rock bass, bluegill, and largemouth bass.
Bluegill or largemouth bass fry foraging at the surface over fallen debris
Largemouth bass and fry swimming among invasive milfoil.
Largemouth bass above cladophora covered boulders.
Bluegill or largemouth bass fry foraging along the surface of Burnham Canal.
Large mouth bass watching over his brood.
White crappie swimming at Summerfest Lagoon.
Juvenile black crowned night heron roosting in the Menomonee Valley.
