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Is this at audubon lake?

I like the kestrel, see alot of those out at whitesbog in the winter. Nice pictures. If you open up a photobucket account, you can download all your pics on there. Then just checkmark the ones you want and go to the bottom of the page and hit generate html code, then just click and paste...

It was interesting I was watching channel six news and they were showing pictures of the burned area. You could hear the birds chirping and singing, they showed some deer foraging the burned remains also, now its time for the pines to rebuild, neat to seen how hardy nature is.

I think the same way as you Bob. Glad you expressed your opinion, now I know their is someone else on my wavelength. Oh, and after 393 posts you guys can call me chris.

I consider you a knowledgable person Bob, I'd like to hear your views.

I hope they don't close it, that is a little drastic such use the thing between yours ears a little better.

Same here I see lots of the others mentioned but not many crows. Did see more this winter compared to last though.

Guess I wasn't the only one noticing a decline in crows, http://www.comcast.net/news/science/index.jsp?cat=SCIENCE&fn=/2007/05/16/664804.html&cvqh=itn_westnile

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't a good thing for the pines to burn. I realize some people homes may be endanger, but just looking at the pines isn't it essential for the flora and fauna. I thought i read somewhere that overtime without fire it would turn to a oak forest.

Jim, try it again, I cleared some stuff. Chris

I know after that fire is out I'm going to check out the area. Pine snakes should like freshly burned forest. I kind of want to check the area out I would think around the perimeter of the area many animals and reptiles would be out trying to get away from the fire. Thanks Guy not sure if I'm...

I was going to hit parker preserve tomorrow is this close to the fire? I'm not super familar with that area.

Saw this on the news, I was planning on heading out in this area tomorrow guess not. http://www.nbc10.com/news/13325202/detail.html?dl=headlineclick

I meant to infer trapping snappers was legal, but trapping others was illegal to my knowledge.

I would say depending on the size of the trap they could be for snappers. If the river was moving fast I doubt they were for spotteds....but other turtles is a very real possibility and illegal to my knowledge. if you guys ever see anything suspicious out there report it. I know in the past...

Turtles that get poached are done so by collectors who keep them as pets. Alot of these guys breed them and sell the offspring. Some guys just take a few here and there to keep genetic diversity in their offspring so things don't become too imbred. Some assholes take it a step further and...

His black ratsnake is actually a black racer also. Very similar looking though.

Yeah I think my dad has given up on keeping them clean. Thanks sue for the compliment, I'm trying.

Yeah poachers get me too, fortunately this spot seems to be unknown and outside the usual heavy poached spots of burlington and ocean county. I was out thursday to the spot and they are all doing great. Here are some turtles from that trip. The guy with the crummy fingers is my dad(a hard...

Jimbo, what turtles are you talking about, the spotted turtles? Where in pennsauken did you live my parents both went to high school and they still own a house there near pennsauken c.c. As far as hopkins it use to have some big big snapping turtles haven't been there in a while but it is a...