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A siamese Pipewort? There were several double and triple heads and one quadruple head Pipeworts along the Mullica. Also a white Canbys Lobelia.

One of the people in the plant course has a copy in very good shape. He bought it at a yard sale for $5.00.

Very nice pictures Guy, I like how you can see all the features on the moon. Today is Sunday, It's known as the day of rest.

I saw a friend of Al in Wharton today.

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3-4. Eupatorium resinosum

I really enjoy the field trips. Having experienced people go out with us really helps us see how it's done.

Hey, that's the same person from the NJN story about destruction in Wharton. He sure gets around.

1.Scutellaria lateriflora-Mad dog skullcap 2.Lobelia canbyi 3.Bog button I couldn't find the Latin Bob.

I think pics-5,7 and 9 are possible candidates for Turtles magic brush.

Beautiful weather today. I didn't get a lot of pictures but did a lot of looking andwalking. I saw lots of Xyris but no X. caroliniana for me,but the Juncus was scabrous....?

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Yes, but they know that with those jokes you can remove the word Millville or Bridgeton and replace it with Browns Mills(or Bamber) and the joke is still funny!

It has been many years since I have driven on S. Boundary/Range Rd, but way back then there was a guard shack and there probably is one now. All the woods around the bogs is Brendan Byrne State forest so you are fine there, just do like Jeff said and enter from Rt.530. I have caught many...

Our first stop was a park/trail by a big dam(Union Lake?). Then we went to a swamp a couple miles away. Speaking of Millbillies, two friends of mine were working on a building in Millville. A plumber was just finished installing a water fountain. One of my friends was thirsty and asked the...

I think these are all reeds. They are growing in a small depression along with some Vacinnium macrocarpon. Today I ordered The Illustrated Companion to Gleason and Cronquist's manual. It's a lot easier to ID with pictures.

Maybe I should try toasting it and eating it with cream cheese. For the Spiranthes I'm thinking tuberosa.In the post above no.4. Sagittaria teres 5.Eriocaulon parkeri.

Which Spiranthes?

In other news, a contractor has been selected to build a wooden platform around the station and hairpin fencing will be installed within a couple months.