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Its been a weird time for me so far. I haven't had a chance to get out all that much lately, but cool pine barrens finds keep popping up. I feel its worth sharing, so here's some of what I've seen lately: redbelly terrapins racer in a tree orange hognosed...

yeah it was without a doubt laying eggs. hopefully it finds a more appropriate spot.

sorry. my site recently changed servers and i must have uploaded some of those pictures after the freeze date. you should be able to see them now.

Hey everybody. I'm back in town (again), so I figured I'd post up some finds I've made in the pines since I've been around (late april). If any of these look super similar to dragoncjo's . . . its most likely because we took the pictures at the exact same time. So - sorry for that...

Put it back where you found it.

chris if you buy that hd camcorder you're automatically invited to every outing i go on. which okay . . . granted it was basically already true . . . but now you're EXTRA invited.

you hit it on the head. it has fat, fuzzy leaves and grows on the ground . . . when it seeds it makes huge stalks . . . it usually grows in disturbed areas and i'm pretty sure its invasive. its an expectorant and soothes mucous membranes. it'll temporarily soothe respiratory stress, but its...

yeah i'm down just let me know. and you're probably right. i'm not sure why i didn't bother to consult the field guide but it does look more like a kestrel. I just made the assumption since peregrines are known to be there . . . i figured that would mean kestrels wouldn't be. (yeah...

Thanks the the compliments everybody! I feel sort of empty without herps to photograph and post, so I might be posting up my bird finds from time to time. Unfortunately because of my equipment limitations, alot of my shots are pretty crap-tastic. I'm more of a macro photographer but i'm...

Now that herping is done, I'm starting on my winter birding. Here are a few shots from Brigantine yesterday. Cormorants: Snowy Egrets: American Bittern: Yellowlegs: Ruddy Ducks: One of many black ducks: Eastern Bluebird: Then . . . what could have caused...

great stuff! i've been to monongahela a few times in the past and its breathtaking any time of the year. funny, cause i might be making a trip to WV tomorrow night. thanks for sharing.

ha. this should be fun . . .

I would rather have global warming kill us all than spend the next six months sifting through pointless threads on this same painfully dumb topic. :bang: I'm buying a hummer.

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i'm totally in on this, btw. you know me and my history with tigers, brandon . . .

oh sure just keep lording them over us!

Yeah don't follow my example, snakeboy. I did some dumb stuff when i was younger.

i had no idea that fire was so intense. crazy photos all around.

how large does a house cat have to be for people to confuse it with a fricking JAGUAR?? aren't they already the size of a domestic cat at birth?

yeah that really is a nice hog! great find!