A homeowner in Cumming noticed a small woodland stream running rusty orange. The discoloration comes from dissolved iron that feeds certain bacteria, a common spring occurrence when warming water and runoff from red clay create ideal conditions. The same process can produce an oily sheen on stream pools. This is a natural, temporary phenomenon that typically resolves on its own.
See Iron Deposits in Water.

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