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Pine Barren Bellwort

The wheels make dragging the rig through the woods easier when setting it up!

Sussex county...yes. The Small Yellows in the handful of areas I know are all in some stage of bloom. They are plus or minus were they should be. I don't think the cooler season effected them at all. However, the Greater Yellows are about a week or more behind.

Cypripedium parviflorum var makasin

Galearis spectabilis forma gordinierii (alba perhaps?)

Wow, nice! Fresh new targets to shoot holes through!

Listera australis. I found these a stone's throw away from Barnegat Bay.

It looks like a direct route to get any product to the railroad.

An interesting read indeed! I wish the botanists had made their trip earlier. Maybe they would have seen the twayblade by the mansion foundation that I have read about in later reports.

New Jersey's prescribed burning season is limited to the period between October 1 and March 31. Any species of concern start emerging towards the very end of the burn season.

Dutchman's Breeches (Dicentra cucullaria) Round-lobed Hepatica (Hepatica nobilis)

Well said! This is exactly what you do. In fact, if you hand over evidence to LEO, and request to remain anonymous, the charges will be from the state of New Jersey in all but the most extreme cases. Confidentiality has it's benefits, but there is a small chance you may have to appear in court...

Park Police and Conservation Officers are separate entities. In fact there is very little communications between the two LEO groups.

The DEP have brought on two more conservation officers for Burlington county, bringing the total to four. Now there will be a two officers on duty instead of one at any given time. Good news, for those who are in the know, is that now more enforcement will occur in the southern half of the...

A woodpecker was visiting that tree. I bet you may find a nut in some of those holes.

What charges were brought against the drivers who broke the law? Did you, the PPA or the state of New Jersey file complaints?

The story of the graves originates from an email from Crystal Van Kirk and can be found on the Cranberry.Org website. http://www.cranbury.org/history/graveyard.htm

I came across this Peregrine along Seven Bridges and received several emails asking about the double band.

The speedo is the key to the mystery gents! Its a 75-78 B-body. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mopar-Certified-140MPH-speedo-head-unit-from-1978-Fury-Police-car-B-Body-/230824324925?ViewItem=&item=230824324925&nma=true&si=K%2BZfaVUMpUGJx%2Bq0x7A6xrnF9VE%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Stuo took those pictures near Jobstown, but nothing is there now. The remnants of Delaware Valley Short Line Museum have been gone for a few years now.