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Nice to see the image of the False Asphodel Bob! I was along the Wading in Parker yesterday and realized I need to get a kayak to view some of the rare showy flowers.

I noticed today that even more railroad ties have been stockpiled at the Rt. 539 crossing. There are so many bundles stacked they give the appearance of a large building track side. Something is in the works...

46er, it is the weedy orchid known as Epipactis helleborine.

Teegate, that bridge has been sketchy for the last four years. I don't know how it keeps standing?

I agree that it is a Racer. White chin and neck with a very smooth scale with no keel. Plus there is no light pattern or white behind the scales.

Classic defensive posture for a Pine! They can be intimidating and make quite a fuss when unhappy. BTW- beautiful markings on the snake you photographed!

There was just one conservation officer on duty at one time for all of Burlington county until just a few months ago. Now there are just two. I don't see how the two of them can be effective considering the size of the county and their priority of duties. Hang a camera, work with LEO and stick...

Liparis loeselii

Isotria verticillata Thanks Oji !

The large Yellows were found on a band of private land bordering a county park in Sussex county. The owner gave us permission to visit the location.

Liparis liliifolia

Cypripedium parviflorum Salisb. var. pubescens These may appear similar to var. makasin but in fact these orchid are three or four times larger. The broken red lines are obvious in the lighter colored petals.

Don't fall for the Alinsky tactics! Each and every one of his rules are being followed to the "T".

Pine Barren Bellwort

The wheels make dragging the rig through the woods easier when setting it up!

Sussex county...yes. The Small Yellows in the handful of areas I know are all in some stage of bloom. They are plus or minus were they should be. I don't think the cooler season effected them at all. However, the Greater Yellows are about a week or more behind.

Cypripedium parviflorum var makasin