We definitely smelled the hydrogen sulfide, so we tried to capture that with pictures of it bubbling to the surface. I highlighted some of them with the red arrows below!
There was a very stunted understory next to the stream, so the banks must flood often. This area also passed the FAC-Neutral test when we performed it. It passed the rapid test because the species were FACW or OBL.
This was a bank in the middle of the stream where there was quite a bit of sediment. Clearly it was close to the water table because the muck was saturated and duckweed was growing.