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Thanks for the info scott, the tide chart will def help. I noticed on my way down one of the roads that it was about 8 inches higher than the water, this during low tide. That rode back to the beach may have not been that wet. But due to a recent snowstorm, than thaw, than freeze, than thaw...

Yeah come to think of it I did see the road that leads through the marsh to the beach. It looked extremely muddy and was blocked off. PSEG had some signs about it being a restoration site. The place looked like it was doing pretty good in the way of wildlife, so I guess their doing a good job...

I think he is just busting my balls. The area is just real desolate and I saw some shady characters down there, thats all, no big deal.

Nice, yeah I stopped by there today but was looking to hike more baylike areas. I'll get there some time hopefully.

Guy, I don't know if it was on tv. Its actually my brother in law's friend who grew up in haddon heights and now lives in the pines. I was relaying what he told my bro in law. Was about a year and half ago, maybe same one.

Haah good stuff, my run of the mill jeep cherokee fits in ok. I would like the f 350 though I would love to buy one but can't fork up that kind of loot for something that looses a quarter of its value when it leaves the lot. Its not the rednecks i'm worried about, I like rednecks alot better...

I have a friend who lives right off sooy place in chatsworth?? who has videotape of a black bear raiding his trash cans. There def here not sure how many or if there just lost bears from up north but they have been seen in most southern counties.

Went down to cape may national wildlife refuge today. Walked the woodcock trail and came across an abudance of birds including thrashers, thrushes, rufous towhees, bluebirds, sparrows(wasn't able to identify what kind), and tons of flickers and red bellied woodpeckers. From there i went to...

How was belleplain, any wildlife? I was thinking about going down there tomorrow, either their or cape may wildlife refuge.

Menatico ponds is a nice place to hike around at. I have never seen bald eagles there though. I have seen a few at manumuskin preserve. During october I would see one on at least every trip I made down there. I like that area of the pines because there are not really any large towns nearby...

I would say it was a cooper's or a sharpie. Both birds have stripes on their tail. But the whole blue grey thing is weird. Northern harriers have owl like heads and are found around marshes and open grasslands. The key thing in identifying any hawk or falcon is what did it look like in...

I have a couple friends who live in that area around the park. There is quite a population of red fox denning in cannon park along with the devon ave soccer fields. I agree real estate price are way overpriced in heights along with the taxes.

Come on your telling me people are going to stop going out to bars because they can't smoke there. I know a bunch of my buddies who smoke who like the ban. They may stop smoking now instead of freezing outside while catching a smoke. Until now they try to quit, but after a couple shots of...

Just wondering if anyone has every been to Beaver swamp WMA. Thinkin about heading down tomorrow to look for hawks. Just wondering if anyone has been there before?

Yeah my sister lives right along 295 off devon, I guess they live around that alley of woods that goes down to big timber creek. The owl sounded like it was right in front of us. We had a 1,000,000 candled power light shinning in the trees but couldn't find it. After about five minutes we...

Tonight while at my sister's house in haddon heights I heard two owls hooting back and forth. I've never heard an owl before especially in such a populated area as camden county. I always thought of owls as living in the deep woods. Has anyone else seen or heard them in populated areas like...

12 pounds for a house cat isn't uncommon, my parents have two cats and they are 14 pounds and not fat, average I would say.

I've never seen snow buntings but I have seen waxings and cuckoo's at whitesbog. Also I see them alot in PA by streams. Chris

snakeman, the sharpies I have seen preying on bird feeders in my backyard are quite small. About the size of a blue jay, their tail is also shorter and more squared off around the edges. In flight their wingbeat seems to be quicker with shorter strokes. The cooper's I have seen are quite big...

Yeah the ones I have seen and heard were also in high canopy in a very secluded forest in central,pa. Same type of habitat as you mentioned, lots of ferns with cool streams flowing throughout. Not the type of habitat you see throughout the pines. Hopefully this summer I will get a picture with...