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Jack (my seven year old) and I were out in the woods this weekend and came across four young raccoons. It was cool for me and very exciting for him. They went straight up into the trees and I got some great video, and some photos too. Two in a tree

you know, it is interesting that you mention that, Al. I wondered that also for these reasons; 1)the chances of being struck in the head by an automobile(less than 10% of his body mass) seems unlikely, possible, but unlikely. 2)If your head gets run over it is usually instant death...so how did...

when I said end I meant end of it's life. it was in tabernacle

This rattlesnake met an unfortunate end on route 532. It looks like it's head was crushed. I know we don't usually post pics of dead animals but this is not very grusome.

It is in Medford

Bringing an old thread back to life...I had a new student and as I was finding his address on aerials I noticed this. http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.82398555034193&lng=-74.79671794574739&z=17&type=hybrid&gpx= I checked historical aerials. It was not there in 1956 but appears in 1963...

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LOL He is actually standing and no chiggers in June. Good eye!

I'm thinking golden crest? Found on a hummock in Harrisville pond a flower on the same hummock

can you spot Jack in the 4th photo (not the 5th, that is too easy)? Jeff

Hey, I ran through this old Doc Watson song I hadn't played in awhile and decided to throw the camera on. Forgive the imperfections..I hadn't played it in a long time. Hope you enjoy it. Jeff

I would say Lock's bridge or the pump station on the oswego

i'm pretty sure I've seen it before. is it near mt. misery road, Bob?

look at them chompers on that beaver!!

Well, that is pretty close to Parkdale but not the structure I was thinking of...or one that I have ever been to that I can remember. Considering it is on the other side of the clarks branch I am not even certain it is related to parkdale at all.

you got it, Gabe!

Yep, ticks were out and about this week. Heavy in some spots.

Hey John, I think you will be happy with the 15' Grummen. I used to have a 17' grumman but it was a bit too long for pine barrens waterways. I have a 13'8" kayak and 14' canoe that get around very well now. Grummans are nice and light and can really take a beating. The aluminum is not the...

okay, here you go. where is this? there is a clue on the horizon

I almost want to say parkdale, but I don't think that is quite right. Perhaps it is the angle from which the pic was taken.