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[ And Boyd, the sky in yours is excellant. It looks painted, and Like God's Hand is going to reach down through the clouds. I actually saw that happen once Bob, a very long time ago. Al

that terrapin shot had to me taken near the salt marsh.never seen one in a barrens habitat myself.That first snake pic if my eyes do not decieive me appears to be a corn snake (red rat)is this so? if so it is even more rare then the timber rattler you shot.These are all some really nice work adn...

me and whip seen a lot of it walking down the tuckahoe.the ones we seen were about 3 ft tall though over our heads standing chest deep in crik water as we were. Al

Most pine snakes are great bluffsters.They hiss very loudly,will rear up in the strike position and strike with great vogor with mouth closed but that is most pine snakes.the occasional snake can be quite nasty.I have met two pine snakes in my life out of dozens handled and have had only teo...

This is my favorite flower! Bet it is Guy's too :-) Al

Whip! The frog master!

I hope canoers don't destroy the bridge.It looks like it may be an impediment to the canoeists who regularly start at Bamber and head to double trouble or lanoka harbor.if they can float around it they will but if it is a liftover and appears easily demolished they will do that also. Al I...

there are two areas just like this in the manumuskin preserve caused by a tornado back i believe in 97.i seen the tornado from mauricetown bridge and never thought more of it till several months later i was walking the sand roads in the preserve and came up on two areas about a mile apart that...

Thanks a lot buddy.I had a nose fulla boogers when you did that and now i can't get my pickin finger in there to get em.lucky i didn't have it in there when you did it.bad enough you did it but then you photographed it like you was proud of it. Alfie

Alfie had one more tuesday

Bob I have done this myself and i don't even drink.I am not real coordinated when i get up in the morning but it has never taken me that long to figure out my error.I have also tried to step into a shirt.the first hour up is really rough on me. Al

the reason i posted this pic is because the creek just to the left of the bird is where me and whip discovered and awesome private swimmin hole but now I have my reservations after seeing the size of that bird.their may be a humongous pile of bird doo in that hole-( Al

kinda makes you think if we can see a bird in images they make available to us what can they see in images they save for themselves? Al

found one myself on google earth up near woodmansie. Al

http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=qjppry8rv63j&scene=5239091&lvl=2&sty=b right in the middle of this phtot(I don't know how to post Bing Photos) there is a small white shape that looks like a large bird,zoom in all the way,just east of the creek.could anyone tell me what this is?a plane? a...

i love wire grass.never needs mowing and more beautiful under the pines then any landscaped yard. Al

thats my usual tactic.leave the trail hanging and unattached to any other trail.then it will only be found by bushwackers:-) Al

Gabe once again has the answer,not at all eloquent but efficient.If this is the case every PBX hike that ever was was a gross violation of state law.Wading is a constitutional right and swimming is a God given one. Alfie

i plan on making a trail to the swimming hole so we have a nice cool chill spot.it will be a very faint trail:-) Alfie

on second thought i think all those big leaves are pickerelweed,even the ones without flowers/arum is more of a tidewater plant though it likes fresher water then brackish and the leaves are more arrow shaped.methinks i made a boo boo in claiming some of that was arum. Alfie