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Where this picture was taken(one of the websites backgrounds)? Thanks I was thinking it was the wading right by speedwell(left side heading south)

This is an extremely good deal right here, http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?id=0051969417905a&type=product&cmCat=perf&rid=0180101070502&xpid=k17401&cm_ven=Performics&cm_cat=Affiliate%2Dclick&cm_pla=Nextag&cm_ite=DDI%20Link&afsrc=1, Not sure how this is but when you go...

I've found that things like rabbits and squirrels won't trigger the cameras. I've tried to capture snakes on my camera and have dragged things in front of it to see if it triggers....all to no avail. If your a decent woodworker you can build a fake bird box to place your camera in. That...

I agree McNabb is very thinned skin and likes to project to the media that he really isn't....its a false confidence. But I think its pretty obvious how thin skinned he is when is parents have to be interviewed all the time in his defense.....sounds like Lindros back in the day. As far as...

Over the last couple years we use to see lots of yellow rumped warblers in my backyard in the spring. This past year I saw very few. I hardly ever see waxwings in my travels in Jersey though.

Keith if I had to venture a guess I would say young red tailed hawk. You can rule out peregrine, cooper's, sharp-shinned....I would say red tailed.

Oji, just for clarification we don't have coral snakes in NJ...I think that is what you were inferring with you rare comment.

Bob, have you seen those bogs at Lakehurst? I'm not really sure why they do those fox hole things but I really know little when it comes to plants, hydrology, and that sort of thing.

I'm sure this will get a mixed reaction from people on this site. But I really like this effort....but then again I love the solitude of a dense cedar swamp.

Bob H. should post his photos of these specimens.....Bob takes significantly better photos then me.....Bob you have any good shots of those baby kings?

Largo, I don't actually get that close. I have a macro lense so I can get close ups but took many of those shots from a pretty safe distance. Timber rattlesnake are actually quite misunderstood.....all the ones I've encountered are quite relaxed and if you give them respect your fine......its...

Oji, look up pictures of coastal plains milk snake and scarlet snake.....the latter being somewhat rare in the pines.

Guys thank for the compliments. Gipsie, if you find it on private property which is threatened by development than I would report it. If you find it in the outskirts of the barrens say atlantic, cumberland counties then I would report it as they are much more rare if not extirpated from...

Here are some reptiles and amphibs from this past year. Figured winter time would be a good time to post them, Eastern Hognose, Northern pinesnake, Snapper laying eggs, Eastern box(male) Ringnecks hatching in the field, clutch of eastern kingsnakes, adult...

Al, best way to hold them is by grabbing them behind their head under their shell, and like you said keep the head down with your knuckles. With that said I usually don't pick the big bastards up unless I gotta get them across a road. Pushing them along with your foot normally works, although...

Yeah......just watched the video.....not a big fan at all. For those who ever pick a turtle up don't do it by the tail......it is an extention of there vetebrae....and can do massive damage.....those poor fellas ended up as someone soup.

When my dad was stationed at Lakehurst a buddy of his got chomped on by a big snapper at those ponds you see on rt.70 across from that RC car place. The guy had to have his toe amputated as a result. Didn't watch the video yet I will. But I'm guessing this guy is catching snappers to sell for...

Wasn't lindenwold a big vacationing area back in the day? I know my brother in laws grandmom grew up there and she always talks about how it was like the pine barrens there and very unpopulated. Wow things have changed(no knock on lindewold) but wow things are different today....ashame.

I would say a park not in NJ to be honest. The southern reaches of this state are equally fought for as the pine barrens by environmental groups. Lots of crucial areas along the Atlantic Flyway down there, and lots of endangered species.

You will find that many of the people that have power in this state concerning environmental issues don't partake in forums like this. As Ben stated sites like this and others have no pull at all when it comes to issues like we are discussing. If you want to get action done you really have to...