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Mike, Has Allen shown you the area in Pemberton Twp. with P.lacera? There are also Goodyera pubescens,Tipularia discolor,many ferns and fern allies inc. Lygodium palmatum and a small area across the road with a large amount of Cypripedium acaule.

I've seen tons of Rhexia but this one caught my eye.

Yes they were and I think some of the Bidens were there also. The last picture is a Goldenrod maybe called flattop or grassleaved. Also the plant in post 612 pic#5 is Portulaca pilosa.

Ted called it Bidens coronata and the middle one Ludwigia sphaerocarpa. The Solidago stricta was along 206. Also saw a field full of Eupatorium resinosum.

It was a great day. Funny thing is whenever I talk with Ted it's usually about the history of an area.

Wharton again

As your day in the woods was ending, mine was just starting. The black car threw me for a second because it's the first time I have seen you with it.

Helianthus angustifolius. Do you know all 279 sedges already?

The last one is a mystery. If I tried to photograph the Galium it would be a fight to get the camera to focus, so I guess the secret is to focus on something nearby. All photos except the Spiranthes were near 206 and the R/R tracks at Atsion. I will be there Sat. also on a field trip led by Ted.

Wharton today.

Bob, I guess there must be another reason for the dead coyotes.Were there any Kool-Aid packets around?

I feel the watercolor gives the scene a certain warmth or serenity.

Look at what I found. I saw this in the corner of the Pemberton R/R Museum. I was told that individual forest firefighters carried water in them to help put out fires.

Call Phil at Public Works and explain your situation. Maybe he can help. I worked with Pemberton Clean communities in P.L. last fall but most of the cleaning was in the Deep Hollow area. If you get the approval PM me and if I'm not doing anything I'll give you a hand.

I just read that the females will sometimes eat their mate during or after Lovey-Dovey.

Guy, Another possibility is that she was going on a PBX hike.

Stafford Landfill - Environment Going to Lose Again? Stafford Township passed an ordinance to allow the Stafford Landfill, which was closed with a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between Stafford Township and the New Jersey Pinelands Commission, to have solar panels built on top. This ignored the...

Thought#4. There are jerks and people who don't care from all groups using the woods. It looks like everyone can agree on this? Does everyone agree that 1/4 mile should be closed to traffic? Does anyone have access to info concerning the 3 sites considered for offroad use?

Does it mean Bob won't use his regular method of cooling off?

I have a few thoughts rattling around in my head and maybe both sides can add or subtract from these ideas. 1. 1/4 mile area should be shut down and access blocked. Signs could be placed around the area listing large fines for getting caught driving in the area. 2. An alternate site must be...