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Is the second picture Limestone? I swear it looks like cave rock.but I have seen pics of sandstone out west eroded the same way.

Red headed Woodpeckers are on the NJ Endangered list. My wife has seen one several times around the house this year,at least her description of it seems to fit.

Sounds more like Hyla versicolor to me.

Actually true flint is supposedly on ly found in America in the Alibates flint quarries of texas which I be;lieve is a national monument.Most flint referred to by arrowhead hunters is actually chert or jasper,sometimes even obsidian which will make a sharper edge then any steel will.

Most of the material is imported in.Tribes traded for good knappable material over considerable distances.I found some what appeared to be true flint.It had a weathered shell on it with black flint or possibly chert inside. I have founb points made from quartz that looked local but they appeared...

They will identify that for you at bugguide.net. it's free but you have to make an account.Or I can take the pic and send it in myself.They usually ID within a few hours.They also have good sources to ID it yourself.

By the way He found one head in the track of the guy who beat us to the field,he has done this in my tracks as well.Their going to disc this field soon.Maybe we'll beat this fellow out there next time.Don't matter though.He'll just leave some for my Buddy in his tracks.

I have a friend who is a master and finding arrowheads.We had not been out hunting in a long time.I had located some potential new sites using topos and aerials and a property site i use to make sure we were not Trespassing and I took Him with me as the ground man because He finds an average of...

The 11th plague. As long as they leave our Firstborn alone we'll get through this.

I also have the yellow pollen.I am just assuming pine because no more oak catkins are falling and the ones on the ground are now mud.I"d say 80% of the trees here are either Red Oak or White Oak and the rest are pine with understory sassafras and dogwood so I"m just assuming pine.My pines are...

All the oak catkins have fallen and withered up here so I"m assuming our oak pollen is gone? Pine pollen on the other hand is rampant.We have no grass around here to speak of,at least not much thats allowed to get big enough to create pollen.nearest wild grassy areas would be over a half mile...

Pine trees turn sand into dirt? I thought sand was already dirt? Sand is inorganic bits of quartz silica where as dirt can be organic or inorganic or both.Maybe he is referring to the sand becoming mixed with organie matter and in his view (dirt).Any tree will do that or any vegetation...

Mommas eyes are swelled shut.she just took Benadryl to see if that works.As a Piney I"m immune to Pine Pollen.

Perhaps after the next fire in that area???

Well one thing is reassuring.It apparently is possible to hide from thermal imaging.Some of the videos I"ve watche have made me think living life on the lam would be virtually impossible now.

I have been to that precise spot.I Arrowhead Hunt on Egg Island Point and you do actually have that Middle of Nowhere feel.You can barely make out the Lighthouse to the east and a buoy out on the bay,Fortescue is blocked by False Egg Point so other then the lighthouse and buoy and maybe a...

Both my Labs have trained themselves to walk up to Daddy (Me) like they want me to pet their head,they then immediately turn around and back their posterior end into me which is their way of saying "Hiney Scratch Please!".They both know that Mommy has the treats but daddy is Hiney Scratcher...

A 1 ft tsunami! I am totally terrified! Is this going to be anything like Deep Impact?

Now I have seen bears stand on two legs,lean back against a tree and do an up and down dance scratching their backs and butts. But i fear it's deer and not bears spreading ticks around South Jersey.

Whenever you do decide to check out Guy I can say this.We"ll probably never find the body!