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Anyway, this past friday morning as I dropped my son off at my parents for the day in Medford I spied 2 tiny green frogs on the vinal siding. They were covered in dew as was everything else and it appeared they were just awaiting the sun for some warmth as they were above the height of the...

Nice job, I remember catching water snakes like that in my youth and I think they pooped on me every time I picked em up :-O

Please do get a trail cam and set it up, cant wait for the results.

What a horrible ending to a great story of an amazing place I would love to visit :-(

Yet another horrible invasive species that we dont need, I thin anyone who knowingly introduces such a thing into our waterways needs an extended stay in prison, hmmmmm unless we can force them into servitude eradicating things such as they introduced.

I just got this in an email here at work. Position Available: Director of Philanthropy The Pinelands Preservation Alliance seeks a new Director of Philanthropy. The Alliance is located at a beautiful colonial farmstead in Southampton Township, 45 minutes from Philadelphia and Princeton...

Great trip and photos, I have also been unable to find a hognose, perhaps when I least expect it but your toad area should pan out.

Actually there was a posting here recently for a Park Ranger job in Burlington County a few months ago. http://webapps.dop.state.nj.us/Vats/JobView.aspx

Great trip congrats, lots of nice herps there.

great report, thanks And what a beautiful snake that Hognose is, that is a species I have surprisingly never found alive but would love to see one.

Dave you are absolutly correct as I had come to the exact same conclusion with just slight spelling variations. CR

Geez he does look super old, and quite odd. Thanks

Well I dont doubt the habitat needs of a cougar, it would not surprise me that they are around on occasion. I know of deer that regularly swim accross the delaware river south of Trenton so I doubt it would be any effort for a Cougar to do it. Also another site I regularly visit there was a pic...

They had the Division 1, 2 and 3 college Lacrosse championships this weekend in Philly, sorry I missed em all :-(

Interesting post and a question I always wondered about since reading of early settlers living in caves near Columbus NJ, I always thought it odd as that area is as flat as can be. I would like to find more info on a wall of coral near Vincentown, interesting indeed. My Grandparents built...

Sounds like a fun trip, when I was in college in Maine I went to a party thrown by a bunch of hippies who had a bunch of Fiddlehead's that they sauted in butter I think, damn they were really good eating, unless it was becouse I was a poor starving student, but I always wanted to try them again...

Great looking Moth, how big is it ? Looks huge.

I think the insects are attracted to the stank coming from inside the pitcher and after they fall in they cant get out due to hairs pointing down that block them and then the insects become part of the stinky water at the bottom doing all the attracting. I could be wrong.

"more attractive than a common eastern milk." Wow I hope one of our many herpers gets a pic of one as the Eastern Milks I have caught in the Mercer County area have always been the brightest and prietiest snakes I have seen in NJ, with the lone possible exception of a young freshly shed King...

Hmmmm, does this elephant group view humans as does groups like PETA ? "We feel that animals have the same rights as a retarded human child because they are equal mentally in terms of dependence on others." - Alex Pachero, PETA Founder, The New York Times (January 14, 1989) “Every child in...