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Very nice! Let me know when the Burdock dinner is happening, I'll bring the Mirin and Soy sauce!

Guy, I hope I don't! Gibby, I plan on looking for some Swamp Pink later this week. Bob, Did that area have different soil? The area it grows around here was a farm at one time. The Phila. Botanical club has a field trip in this area coming up.

Listera australis- Southern twayblade

I enjoyed the first two presentations in the series and will probably go to this one.

If I didn't have a prior commitment with a local civic group I would have volunteered to help at Curly Fern today.

Guy, You would have been better off if they gave you GPS coordinates for the classrooms! It's always nice seeing members of this site and beside the ones you mentioned I also talked with GermanG before he had to take people out canoeing.

Not my hand. The Corns were very mellow, some of the Pines had a nasty attitude.

I went by there today and it's still there.

Vaccinium and Smilax! The double whammy! Luckily you had some painkiller at the end. Do you think that maybe Witmer Stone left the banana seat bike?

I celebrated at 1:59

Once I got past the deafening sound of the Peepers I heard these.

It was nice to see a lot of the NJPB members. Some that I only see at this event. It took me a while to spot the new look Gabe in the crowd.

The people who will make tons of money from this venture say it is perfectly safe and why shouldn't we believe them. ( Another long list may procede this post )

You cannot change that which has already happened. Basically, Yes an earthquake and tsunami destroyed our town. There is nothing we can do to change that, so lets not waste time complaining and feeling sorry and get to work rebuilding. I guess it's a flexible phrase that can be adjusted to fit...

Google the phrase "Shikata ga nai".

One of Guy's posts triggered this song in my head.

Why don't we try ending the habitat loss and see if that cures the problem!

I thought Alfie was the official state amphibian.