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The butterfly appears to be a Spicebush Swallowtail

Thats not an amphibian,it's a lizard (Reptile) It's a Ground Skink

Just click on BASEMAP on the viewer and click Imagery and an aerial will appear under the lines of state property.Works like a charm here.

I smell money in it for someone.

Looks like a nice walkin stream for summer,

Isn't it obviously a cannonball stolen from Mordecai Swamp?:clint:

I don't care how much it costs or been tested it bottoms out it's done and theres no clearance there. I know some places they need to test it in.

Why wouldn't Jess continue? Thats all state.

Problem is you might know the puddle today but some yahoo gets in it and starts playing and digs a ditch and then next weekend it burys you.I"ve had that happen.

I remember this trip and since the fire have wondered if you ever went back and looked for the stone that should have been in that open bog.We walked all over that thing hunting for the stone and never found it.Probably under the mud.So far out there I can't see someone ever taking it. By the...

also a month ago,yes very drivable

Really big rice meadow down here on the Maurice too

Hip or chest waders will get you there in winter.I have a pair of chest waders you can borrow if you have none

Hey if Hammonton owns a road in the state forest and can give it to a private individual does this mean that the roads in Wharton are owned by the respective townships and not the forest? Perhaps the state forest does not have authority to close township owned roads?

Yep Jimsonweed.Tons of it down here. POdd to see it in the Pines though

Do these folks research anything before they put it on film?

Well thank you Spung and what a nice piece of woods it is.A bit tough in spots but quite splendid with some awesome vernals. I did not know thats what those roads were but the north south road did appear to be quite old with a u shaped profile usually meaning worn in by horse and buggy and not...