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Well today I got my camera it has been out for a week for the third time. So far I got a raccoon, possum, and a hairy leg of a homo sapian. Today while I didn't get a bobcat, I did get a couple things that I'm pretty estatic about. This confirms the scratch marks and the unusual scat, that...

A very nice find for haddonfield, use to see them and water snakes alot on tavistock c.c and tavistock swim club.

Jeff, congrats, looks like you'll have a new hiking partner pretty soon.

Just an update on the bobcat, I left my camera out for a two one week periods. First time around I got a raccoon and possum. This last time I got absolutely nothing not a single picture taken. However yesterday when I was out I caught a brief 2 sec. glimpse of what I can honestly say was a...

Jeff, real nice pics, I really need to get out there this winter and explore that park. Have you ever seen, or has anyone ever seen any reptiles out around island beach state park? Not including diamond back terrapins. Thanks chris

"keeping there numbers in check is no different than managing the deer population especially if you like to keep your cat around." I'm not sure if you are talking about house cats being killed by foxes and yote. If you are I laugh, I don't feel bad at all if someones poor little...

Northern grey treefrog maybe, not an expert with frogs though. Did they loook like this? http://www.fieldherpers.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=165

Guy, did not get the fox yet, my dad actually saw one inspecting our pond about last sunday. I believe he is probably from the population at tavistock c.c. As for that trail at devon I walked it when I was a kid. Back then there was a pretty stable population of natural light beer cans, box...

I'm not really into birding but I find birds of prey to be awesome creatures. Today my mom came into our house saying there was a bald eagle flying over our house in haddonfield. I laughed at her thinking there was no way a bald eagle would be in camden county let alone haddonfield. Well she...

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Guy, I think that person was just joking around. While I can't say that for sure, but he isn't from jersey, I don't think he was serious though. That billboard like most is ridiculous. Builders and lawyers are not my favorite people in the world. Sorry if this is anyones occupation.

Kyle, this was freshly dug within the last two weeks. Probably just a fox or something.

I've been traveling down that road going to sea isle for a while and that place always seems to be for sale. That road is relatively undisturbed with few or no developments. I hope it stays that way since some of my favorite spots are within a few miles of there.

Probably a fox, like i said I never have seen their dens. I guess their normally on the ground, this one was on the side of a dune like area. It was wishful thinking i guess.

AC's site is were I first saw burrows and when I saw this, that is what I thought of. I've never seen one before but I have seen three pines right around this area. Also this particular spot is a closed area so something is there that is endangered, threatened etc. The picture makes the hole...

I've never heard of anyone finding one there. However, nj list them as occurring in atlantic, gloucester, and northeastern cumberland counties. They are rumored to exist at peaslee wma in millville. I'll be honest when I read that they were in these counties I was shocked, I think I posted...

No just his hairy sasquatch like legs. I wanted to post some of the pics but my brother in law has been bugging me to set up the camera in his backyard in haddon heights to get a pic of a red fox. I deleted the pics so he had full memory in the camera. Hopefully I will get some better...

Ok, need some snake experts help here. As I've said before I know little about snakes behavior and habitats, turtles are my thing. Today I found what appears to be the beginnings of a freshly dug pine snake den. It was a hole in the side of a mound of sand, about as wide as a mini basketbell...

Sounds like paradise to me.

Billy, I was wondering when you were going to join this site, I think I gave you the address a while ago. Anyways, welcome, I often wonder when I'm checking out wood turtles in central pa why there isn't bog turtles. The habitat appears to be better there, limestone fed sedge habitat are all...