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That storm nailed evesham/medford pretty good. I went over to little mill around 5 to play some golf and figured 30% didn't mean much, no umbrella either. Sat next to tree like a dope for about 30 minutes of a downpour. I think they got like 2 inches of rain, never saw it rain so hard during...

Gibby, you should have consulted for this capture. That owl is no match for the italian conservationist, looks like a matador with that sweatshirt.

Don't see many that color out that way Ed, I can see why the color variation would throw you off, Bob is right E. Gartersnake.

This country is real f_cked up. What the hell is wrong with people.

Anyone have a better idea of where this is?

use to see alot of kesterels on the wires along Caranza by Allens Feed, been a while since I saw one though. Saw a barn owl a few years back by oxmead. Its great to see bald eagles doiong so well, down in woodstown i see them constantly while golfing.

Ben i work right near there, have you ever explored that weird industrial lab back off Shalks Crossing? Nice little woods back there.

Hate to hear this, guess it was only a matter of time. Anyone else have any info on this?

Guy, was it at the intersection with Elwood road?

I'm told they were nature watching and outdoor enthusiasts who look for turtles in the summer. Looks like the story was twisted for dramatic effect, shocking from the media.

Is this section of the passaic pretty dirty? There is another species they could be seeking but i dont even wanna delve into it because of the pressure this species already faces. That style to catch a hibernating animal is chicken shit, i would beat the piss out of someone if i saw them doing...

I agree with Scott and Al. I actually don't put any bug spray on just make sure I check thoroughly and make sure I get the ticks off me while I'm in the field. I find the core barrens aren't as bad ticks wise, as cape may and cumberland counties, chiggers are worse though. With that said I...

C1NJ, does it have a date on the record for the timber?

Someone told me there was a newspaper article about over 100 DOR rattlers after 55 was built. Seems like a stretch. I was also told that it was the second biggest den in SJ prior. Regulations today wouldn't allow that to happen, ashame it did then.

Al, I wish they were south of the mullica and I'm sure there are a few but probably not doing that well. As you know there was a huge pop down by you but 55 wiped them out for most part.

I was actually going to chime in last night that many of those species don't exist on that land. Def no timbers, prob no pine snakes and the pbtf aren't abundant. I guess there is a remote chance of timbers but there is not a whole lot of records recently below the mullica.

The never ending story. I'm not sure any solution or good will be reached on this site. The bottom line is most of the people making the decisions don't know the woods too well, that is the frustration for many of us. I see a rattlesnake den get steamrolled for no reason after the state approved...

I think pine beetles are actually the best things for the barrens, create a ton of habitat through the dying trees. In my opinion a dead pine tree has more value to species than a standing one. The pines could use a little thinning in the abscence of burning (which is not allowed anymore it...

I contacted the folks I know at ENSP about where the burning and cuts were taking place. A couple things, the current process of approving the cuts and where burns are going to occur is cumbersome and under review to make more efficient, that is what I was told. So saying that the burn plans are...

Bob, did anything come of the requests in that letter? Was the biologist Kris Shantz? She is feisty and a good advocate for timber rattlesnakes.