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Ouch!

That's neat! Looks very impressionistic.

Thanks!

I took this picture last May in the dunes in North Brigantine last May. My PlantSnap app identified it as a Rosa Rugosa. Beautiful flower, but I saw some sites that said it was an invasive species. Does anyone know if that is true?

Awesome shot!

That's interesting. Thanks for the explanation!

Ah, gotcha.

What do you mean by legitimate?

I did my first trip on the Great Egg Harbor River a couple weeks ago, putting in at Weymouth, courtesy of Winding River Campground. Some beautiful fall color starting to come in.

Thanks!

I paddled the Mulllica yesterday from 1st Beach to Lock's Bridge with a couple of friends. Beautiful weather, and we saw many turtles sunning themselves along the way. Here are some pictures. A Red-bellied Turtle, and I think a Painted Turtle in the back. Or is that a smaller Red-bellied...

Thanks for the ID. I thought it was some kind of toad.

I took a picture of this little guy a couple months ago. Very tiny toad. I almost stepped on it. My lens cap is next to him for scale. I haven't had any luck identifying the species. Does anyone know? Is it a Fowler's toad?

Same here.

Beautiful! My favorite time of year!

Correction! This dragonfly is actually an Eastern Pondhawk.

They are pretty cool! And a little easier to photograph than Damsel flies, which flutter around more.

Yes, I did. I used PlantSnap and that's what it came up with. I think the app does an educated guess so it might not be accurate. You take a picture of a plant, and it tries to identify it from the picture. I found this plant among some bushes along the bank of Goshen Pond. I took it a couple...

Rhododendron Atlanticum (Coastal Azalea)