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anybody in medford area just feel sustain shaking for 20 seconds? Legit seemed like a quake.

Its really late for her not to be with neonates. I witnessed this a few years back where the female was still milling around appearing gravid nearly into october. I dont fully understand what is occurring, perhaps there was complications and she is waiting to feed before departing for her den...

Its literally next to a stream with a tree with fresh missing bark...unreal.

Al, Ive always wondered how box turtles fare during fires. I dont think they have any ability to avoid it unless they get in a tree stump or dig into wet mud. Have you seen alot dead in burned areas? Dozens?

I was just out there and you can see the smoke well from lee brothers bogs on 563 and at friendship. There was a small rain storm out there an hour ago and the wind is blowing the smoke out towards 563/679 intersection. It isnt that smokey out there tho but it appears smokey higher up in the...

To see cones in front of caranza memorial and cops sitting outside of pilgrim lake is a complete joke. Politicans should be completely embareassed for pulling this stunt on a holiday weekend. This makes me not even want to live in this state anymore.

Please tell me zero taxpayer dollars have been spent on this.

That snake will heal up with sufficient basking. When the weather is cool and wet like it has been snakes will show more blisters and sores. They are hibernation sores since timbers den in some wet areas. Seeing lots of kingsnakes with similar issues since they also den in wer areas. The...

I use to hear these, spadefoots and fowlers all the time at my house but then my neighbor cleared 15 acres for hay and horses. Now Im lucky if i get any spadefoots or toads in the pool, grey trees still call but not like before. Curious has anyone heard spadefoots call with these rains?

I thought when this thread initially went up that it was Jim Rutherford, however the TLA was throwing me off. Like Bob said the pictures didn't necessarily look like him. I didn't know Jim personally but knew people who did. He loved turtles, particularly spotted turtles and from what I know...

Fairly suprising a kingsnake would be up today. Not rare for snakes to come in and out of hibernation but today wasn't overly warm and kingsnakes aren't usually one to come up so quick. Pretty interesting.

Again I actually like the look once healed. I can't really think of a ton of examples where they opened up along roads but some slight examples come to mind whether natural or by man. There is sections in parker which if you have vehicle access look quite nice with vegetation about 20 yards on...

Whether it is fire or it is some selective cutting or other attempts to open up areas I'm all for it. I've seen often firsthand where animals instantly move into an area that is opened up. The sense I get is they are begging for more open areas. I don't particularly think much of the pine...

Sorry for offering an opinion against the herd here, my apologies.

I think the clearing looks great. As the vegatation bounces back it will provide a nice look and is great for fauna. The choked barrens stinks for anything but the pine trees within it, doesnt support a whole lot else.

What a joke, its clearly a tabby cat.

My brother in laws bro i law is from oregon and saw lots of coyotes there. We saw two coyotes in south jersey and he couldnt believe how much larger coyotes are here. Maybe because there alot of wolf. Very interesting article.

In this case the gates would prevent vehicles getting back there to dump trash.

I know njcf has wanted to gate that for a while but either couldnt or never truely tried. That area gets worn out but its a special area. I once crossed the swamp to the north and out onto 532 with bobbleton. It tooks us from about 10am to near dark and bob came out with his nose split. When...

Having spent alot of time there i know its highly coveted land by njcf, lets hope they find away to preserve it. I tracked some species thru there for them so they are well aware of how special and important the land is.