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Swallow-tailed Kites There are times when my wife and I are outside our house and dozens of STK's fly roof-top level. They are now my favorite bird-of-prey. Tom and I are going to Juniper Springs Wilderness Area and will canoe the creek, planning to run to Lake George. There are Atlantic Cedars...

Question Is it possible The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and The New Jersey Conservation Foundation (TNJCF) share responsibility for overseeing their lands? It would seem that TNJCF ostensibly has the same mission statement of TNC, only New Jersey centric. Maybe a cooperative effort? If true, it...

That's Possible! OK Tom, that's possible, very possible, it's more than a 250 mile trip one way, but like I said, definitely in the realm of possiblities. The Gator's will be active, so are you sure you want to walk or canoe with 18 footers?

Naaaaaaa Just go to I.Goldberg's Army and Navy and ask them for a can of dehydrated water---just add water, and voila, instant water!!!:guinness: That sounds more possible than dehydrating tunafish hoagies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:pigfly:

The Nature Conservancy I recall back in 1995 (?) The Nature Conservancy (TNC) bought a large tract of land bordering Willow Grove Lake out to Rt.55. Prior to this Dupont had bought the land years ago and sank wells in numerous sites, the goal being to use the freshwater for their industrial...

Florida Central Florida--30 miles north of Orlando, 25 miles from Canaveral National Seashore, in the historic town of Lake Helen. My best buddy is Tom M---I think you and he have been communicating. Tom and I have been avid outdoorsmen/birders for more than 35 years. I moved from NJ in 1997...

Ancient Range of Ivory-billed Woodpecker See Cornell's link below for more info about the IBW's range. New Jersey is not included in the historic range, but who knows, maybe thousands of years ago? Archeological findings in Native Peoples sites are not considered representative of its range...

Wrong info Whoops, sorry, it's Arkansas, no Louisiana, close though!!!!

Hey all you nature-nuts (whoops, that's me, too!) Underemployed? Unemployed? Need $50,000????? Go to this link to see how you can make some dough just by sighting the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker in La. !!!! Keep us up to date on your progress. I'll split the money with you if you need the...

Impossible!!! Tom---I do not think the technology exists enabling you to safely bury and keep edible a gallon of BUG JUICE and 4 full-length WAWA :rofl:tunafish hoagies every 5 miles along the BT!!!!!! LOL !!!! Unless, of course, you run 5 mph along its entire length!!!!!!!:dance:

Mother Nature That was a wonderful wedding anniversery gift from Mother Nature for you. The cedar post bird was a regular at that spot for quite awhile. I wish I'd had a better camera back then. Yeah, I know what you mean...my Minolta SRT-102 and 300 mm lense did not accompany us on that...

Entrepeneur Needed Hey Tom, Just open a Earl Scheib Paint shop! He'll paint any car for $29.95!!!

Is it a Nature Conservancy Property...or The NJ Conservation Foundation, who owns Chatsworth Lake, etc.???

Snowy Owls On January 2nd, 1997, the day after our 20th wedding anniversary, my wife and I went to Brigantine and saw two Snowy Owls, one on a cedar post and the other sitting in the marsh grass. They were so clear to see, close to the dike, and just sat there, moving their heads in a nearly...

Amen Amen my brothers----only problem is, it's just a short hike up the RR trax !!! LOL!!!

Wolf Hybrid It definitely looks part Husky, and less wolf, though I have seen black wolves in the wild---the head profile is the give-away. Personally I think wolf-dog hybrids should be against the law.

Pardon me, Furball. You are correct. Lake Michigan is a little larger than Lake Okeechobee. As far as fox squirrel, they are abundant in Florida. You just haven't seen one yet. The most I've seen were beyond Orlando and they were large, darker brown and sure looked like a monkey to me until I...

Yes Hey Greg, maybe you could post a photo of Bud's stand. You should at least take a picture for posterity, because one day it will be gone, sad to say.

Actually looks like The King..Wow.

Uh-huh Like I said, we should have stuck with the original topic--spiders! Somebody else got started on maggots for some crazy reason.