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Kira, Mike is right, there is no shortage of trails. Most of them are not marked. There was a post about this area recently, and the best way to explore it :D. You are mostly on your own. It is a hodgepodge of private land, county land, state land, and land owned by Conservancies such as the...

Chris and Guy are correct. It is not really a trail per se...it is a sand road made into a wilderness trail that winds around the wilderness area bounded by the Middle Branch of the Forked River. There is a kiosk at Wells Mills that provides information and you can usually pick up a brochure...

One partner just now brought in half a fluke. Now there are two chicks.

I got my international passport in 2007 or so. It was $65? and lasts 10 years. It is good to have I think. I've only been to Germany and Canada so far (years ago).

I thought there were 4 total. Maybe I mis-counted.

We have a hatch this morning. The parent laid on top of it anyway. I guess that is proper care.

Very intriguing. It looks unatural, as if they are not used to that water level. Please keep me in the loop on this mystery. Closeup photo's would be helpful. PS: are those reddish leaves I see? They look longer than 3". It's hard to see the scale without a hand or something in the photo.

Ro, Are the plants connected via rhizomes? Without a flower, ID is often difficult. It could be Carex striata trying to make a start on your plot. Another couple of suspects; Cladium mariscoides or a Juncus species.

How is the course going this year?

I love dew on Arethusa. Nice capture Guy. The skunk reminds me: I saw one Friday morning on my way to work along the old Tuckerton Railroad. He was digging in broad daylight. Maybe turtle eggs? I refused to investigate any closer. :D

Parker Preserve, right Rose? It looks like the road to your plot of last year.

Jest like I said. :cool:

Mark, thanks much for the photos. That geographic type is a favorite of mine. I don't get to see it much. Reminds me of the White Mountain range I visited.

Terry is correct, it is Euphorbia ipecacuanhac, Ipecac spurge.

Must speak French, autrement sans permis! :D

Scott, make sure you look at her place. When we got rid of the poodle, a woman from down by Egg Harbor also claimed to be into rescues...she said come on down. It was in a trailer park and she had about 4 dogs crowded into a fenced-in little filthy plot of dirt. I didn't even stop, drove right...

Yes, forgot about Sandy. But, putting in at the canoe access only gives you 1/2 mile to the forge. You would be done in 15 minutes--a real short trip.

That is odd. They don't look like white tailed deer.

That soffit work on the house is interesting.

Good for you! I like that area around Stage Road.