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inundata?

OK, how about glomerata?

knieskernii ?

Nice pictures Bob, I look foreward to another great year of exploring. Would your mystery plant be in the Genus Rhynchospora?

Turtle, The fella in your last picture is named Hotei and rubbing his belly is supposed to bring wealth and good luck.

Turtle, To find my house while I'm cooking, just drive to Browns Mills and listen for my smoke detector! I like a nice crust on my scrapple.

Bob, Looks like we carb up the same way! Actually those carbs are for watching the snow fall in the evening, I hope the toast and the cornmeal in the scrapple are sufficent.

My backyard in Browns Mills. Now I'm going to fill my stomach with scrapple and eggs and start shoveling.

I heard this on WXPN while driving in the snow.

How about Thompson's Brook?

Bob, One of my goals for next year is to learn the latin names and be able to have a mental picture when I hear them.

Allen, Welcome to the site. Sounds like there's going to be a party in the bird room! I'll ask about the meeting next time we meet. My screenname is oji. Catch you later, Tom

Bob, I just ordered The Vegetation of the New Jersey Pine Barrens by J.W. Harshberger, I hope it's not too much for me to understand.

At the bottom of the forums page it lists the newest member to the site. He chose Allen Crawford as his screen name. His mind really shifts into high gear once he gets into the woods, it reminds me of someone else I know!

Bob, I was in the area where we saw the Goodyera pubescens with the newest member to this site Allen Crawford (his contact info has a link to his flickr account which has a lot of good photos). One of the other volunteers told us about the Cranefly in the area. I spotted the unusual leaf and saw...

Tipularia discolor