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It depends.... (like all things ponds). Sorry about not getting back to you quicker, I just got back from North Carolina taking my parents to visit my cousin.
Search for the evaporation rates for your area for that particular time frame (time of the year) and see how your pond level corresponds to the evaporation rates when you are not pumping water into the pond.
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