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Does anyone know if this migde fly virus is dangerous for humans?

Cheez Guy! A lot of fun you would be around the campfire on a chilly autumn night!:)

She was 19, pretty and very excited. She was just crowned Pizza queen of the 1977 Burlington County Pizza Festival. She paraded across the stage to cheers from the crowd as a middle aged man in a tux sang "there she is, the Pizza Queen". A large sheet with the words "Pizza Queen" spray...

hmmm, interesting. I wouldn't care if a photo of mine, one of public land, that I made available on the internet was used by someone else. However, photos of people seem different. I thought it was illegal to use someones likeness without their permission, and it kind of seems like it should...

There is a Jersey Devil film that sounds like you what you are describing. It is called "Mother Leeds 13th Child" I think. Anyway, it used to be available at the Medford Pinelands library. They had it on VHS converted from16mm I guess. Jeff

This photo creeps me out.

That is pretty cool. Was only one coyote seen? They would typically hunt deer in a small pack. It is possible that the lone coyote was chasing the deer to an ambush. Jeff

Behind the hunting club on the curve of route 532. Between there and the Batona camp ground. He jumped out of the woods in front of my truck, ran in front of me for a bit and then back into the woods again. Jeff

I saw a young coyote in Wharton two nights ago

Or in remote areas where they are less likely to be noticed before they get out of control.

Good to know Jim is okay!

I'm sorry, I think I misunderstood. I was referring to "Roads". I am unfamilar with the other book. Jeff

I picked up that book a while back and have jumped around a bit with it. I can't say I have had an opportunity to get into it deeply yet. Let us know of any good excerpts. Jeff

Very nice!!

That is a fine looking turtle there, Jim

The prolonged itching is usually the result of a secondary infection from scratching the bites. ChiggerX or chigger rid will help (alot). Also, if you make it to the beach, the ocean water seems to kill the itch and speed recovery for some reason. Good luck. Jeff

I believe that is a worm snake Bob! That curly grass fern is a bit brown isn't it. When I see them, they seem quite green. Was this specimen dying?

Wescoat bogs are beautiful aren't they? Very nice shots Guy!! Did you find what you were looking for Bob?

Just be happy he was wearing underwear

I would say that it is because they usually get on around your lower legs and then find no reason to go upward beyond your waist. That being said, I have come back with chigger bits on my arms and torso after riding on tight enduro trails, where they tend to initially get on a bit higher up...