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NJ Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan
You ought to drop that premise, that it should be looked at. We all know NJCF studies snakes, and will likely buddy up close to Bunnell to goad him into closing roads. The roads and the wildlife are doing fine. Stop meddling.- bobpbx
- Post #42
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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NJ Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan
Your statement below is your goal all along Russ. That opens the door to close any road you want closed. "And it would include closing roads that qualified biologists say are harmful to T&E species."- bobpbx
- Post #37
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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NJ Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan
I don't see that. I disagree with you.- bobpbx
- Post #30
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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The Nature Conservancy Finalizes Land Donation to Ocean County
Yes, except for the sand plants and a few very small private parcels, it's all preserved. The big area the county bought from brunetti is about 8,000 acres. We are good to go, the recorders are behind is all.- bobpbx
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- Forum: Newspaper Articles
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Welcome to lidar.boydsmaps.com!
Interesting. I wonder what causes the view to have this black scalloped look in some areas.- bobpbx
- Post #146
- Forum: Boyd's Maps Forum
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A tick bite devastated a N.J. man’s life. Why are cases soaring?
I use permethrin and wear irrigation boots in brush. As far as deer flies, I've had great success with this Avon product. I spray my hat liberally, and put some on my face. Avon SKIN SO SOFT Bug Guard Plus IR3535® EXPEDITION SPF 30 Aerosol or Pump- bobpbx
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- Forum: Newspaper Articles
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Wet Forest - Formerly Known as Dry Forest
I just walked outside and looked around, and on my way back in saw this on my door frame. I didn't bother it.- bobpbx
- Post #63
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Wet Forest - Formerly Known as Dry Forest
what did barnegat get, do you know?- bobpbx
- Post #62
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Wet Forest - Formerly Known as Dry Forest
I wonder if that's what I had....I only guessed cause it was gray and looked like a tree frog, but the light was not good.- bobpbx
- Post #59
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Wet Forest - Formerly Known as Dry Forest
In a lull now, but a big patch is coming in.- bobpbx
- Post #57
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Wet Forest - Formerly Known as Dry Forest
I stepped outside and there was a gray treefrog on my porch. I took it 200 yards down the road and put it in someone else's yard.- bobpbx
- Post #56
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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A tick bite devastated a N.J. man’s life. Why are cases soaring?
From the article: "Its bite is usually painless and goes unnoticed." That's not true. It's also not true where they treat the lone star tick as just coming up from the north. It's been here for many, many years. I never liked NJ.com.- bobpbx
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- Forum: Newspaper Articles
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Wet Forest - Formerly Known as Dry Forest
Take a step outside. The frogs are going nuts. Wonderful sound.- bobpbx
- Post #54
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Wet Forest - Formerly Known as Dry Forest
Why won't it stop raining!- bobpbx
- Post #50
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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NJ Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan
I have to ask Russ, since I'm familiar with the problems of unregistered riders at the Candace Ashmun Preserve. What does NJCF do about that situation?- bobpbx
- Post #14
- Forum: Nature and the Environment
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Years Ago Today
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- Forum: Photographers Phorum