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I'm not sure if that is a heel print in the right corner. In fact I'm not sure what that is, I didn't notice it at the time of the photo. When I took the photo I used my hand as a measurement. The print was as wide as my fist so probably closer to 3.5 inches, the length was as long as my fist...

I was down in cumberland county the other day and found this track. I have no idea what this could be it was way to big for a dog. It was huge about 4.5-5 inches long and about 4 wide. Could this be a coyote track? Isn't it too big?

Just wondering if anyone in the cherry hill, haddonfield area has notice an increase in red foxes. The other day on the way to work I saw two dead ones on the on ramp for 295 in lawnside of warwick road. Also I saw two the other day crossing warwick road in haddonfield. I never have seen this...

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Here is a picture of the young pine snake. Unfortunately the picture didn't scan in too well. His coloration was tan on dark tan, here is the pic. Didn't want to be one of those people that say they saw something but couldn't get a picture of it in time.

Bob, I have been going down to Manumuskin River Preserve and it seems like it has potential. I may have caught it on a good day but two weeks ago I saw a bald eagle. Also there are osprey nests on telephone poles there. I also saw tons of warblers, woodpeckers, chickadee's, ducks, vultures...

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Brandon- I think in pennslyvania they may be a species of concern. Given the right habitat they are fairly easy to find. But there must be a fairly large size creek with clean water flowing in it. I have a couple pics of the timbers but has you can see from my previous post photography is not...

My brother-in-law and I have seen close to 30 adult wood turtles since about 1999. Every time I go up to this spot I see a couple, but most of my trips have occured in the summer and fall. I plan on going more in the spring so I should see even more at that time. This place is a haven for wood...

Yeah I'm going to try to get out sunday, my brother in law went fishing last week in central pa and said he still saw wood turtles out. Figured I'd give it on last shot to see what is still out.

Looks like a kingsnake to me I'm not an expert though. I'm sure njsnakeman or bobbleton could tell you for sure.

Yeah it is in Cumberland County it is right off the second to last exit on rt. 55. Looks like a good area for birding, as for reptiles I haven't seen much yet besides frogs and box turtles. Intersesting place though.

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Nice pics, I like the box turtles always glad when people find boxies since they in my opinion will be endangered in new jersey in the next couple decades. Marbled salamander is awesome, I'm not a salamander guy but that one is cool looking.

I hope to hell they were just looking.

Still haven't heard anything from the guy, I will post when/if I do.

Went down to Double Trouble yesterday to see what I could find. Saw lots of the norms, green frogs, leopard frogs, fence swifts, deer(tons), blue herons, red tailed hawks, vultures. However the find of the day for me was a baby box turtle he appeared to be about 2-3weeks old. With the winter...

unless I see a picture of something I'm skeptical. Anytime I catch anything I take a picture of it even if it is a green frog. So not seeing a picture I become skeptical. However, I did ask the guy to email me some of the pictures of his expedition, so we'll see. He says he has a...

I saw this on kingsnake.com it is a recap of a guys herping trip in the pines, he says he found 14-15 timbers and five pine snakes in a day and a half trip. Wow http://forums.kingsnake.com/view.php?id=921844,922565

I couldn't agree with Bobbleton more. I too have become completely frustrated with NJ. I use to herp alot more when I was young and always got so frustrated how there was always garbage around, dirts bikes, tracks of woods broken up by obscene mcmanisons. Its unfortunate NJ has been treated...