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Yes. I have driven by that building a hundred times and always wondered what was back there. It is so far off the main road, I never thought to take a look. - I bet there may be tuberous spiraling orchids in that disturbed open sandy lot.

I will take a swing at it. Is it here? http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.73686336333304&lng=-74.48644805353166&z=19&type=hybrid&gpx=

I was unable to sleep a few evenings ago and caught the documentary on the jet port that was to built were the Great Swamp is located in Morris county. Was that proposal an alternative plan to the Pinelands jet port or just a reaction to the blossoming jet age?

Gentiana autumnalis

Bob, sounds like you saw the Jersey Devil hunched over!

There is this lovely device called a Thermacell that will make all your mosquito woes disappear. Well worth the money!

Bob, is that the old foot bridge at the Hampton Park packing house?

Bob, you are decent human being!

46er, I have only seen them do this tactic near the nest or when juveniles were roosting low or on the ground. The owls have a different reaction when caught on the ground with prey. They hold onto their catch and cover it, while putting you between them and their meal. What are your thoughts on...

You witnessed a diversionary display by a Great Horned. If you return and take a closer look you may find a nest or young.

I saw the two gentlemen pulling the cobra into a trailer parked at the club near Parker. The car sounded mean!

Are those holes in the side of that tower from shot?

The NJCF is bad?

Why get worked up about something you have no control over? Go out and enjoy the pine barrens, instead of increasing your blood pressure being political analysts. Your quality of life will increase if you spend more time in the woods.

I have seen that before near the camp. Law enforcement will do there search and rescue training in that general area. It is amazing to watch the dogs track!

I have been feeding the flies on the weekends, so I can't imagine that they have excessive hunger.

Beautiful Rat Bob! I don't know where you came across your beautiful example, but I have only seen two in Wharton. I think that they are uncommon in that general area. It could be just a cycle in the population, with lower numbers in recent years. Timbers on the other hand are like weeds!

Looks like a point of navigation to me and the unique pattern on the punch is used on a card to show proof you made contact with that point. Just a guess on my part.

Where is this Sanctuary?

Bob, you will have all the old toy nuts out hunting for the pedal car. It is one of the more unusual rocket ship cars that are popular at the moment. It may be rare for all I know.