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That one blooms around the first week of August according to something I read. I can't pinpoint it down, so take a look at it in about 4-6 days and then we'll discuss........bob

Doggone it Tom, you are good! That is Goodyera pubescens.....Rattlesnake plantain. Like the fly poison, not a true pine barrens plant, but unique as it is in the area and is an orchid. I'd like to see it.

Tom, that is a nice find. It is most likely Platanthera lacera....green fringed orchid. Next year, I'd like you to bring me to see them at the end of June. Would you mind? Mike Baker will probably come with me as he is looking to photograph a good one. I know where there are 3 stations for...

Thanks Glo. I'm embarrassed to say that other than the box turtle and garter snake, I don't know what the two young frogs are. If pressed, I'd say a spring peeper for the first one and a fowlers toad for the next one. Seems our herpers have been absent from the board.

Is the land of the Phillies....how about them Phils!

The whites will be ready this weekend Guy.

I like Bud. He is real people.

If I were them I'd slink off to Atlanta, or Miami, or Seattle...where no one knows me. Start life fresh.

Its elementary Watson. All the deer has to do is put reach down and pluck the the inflorescence from the stem. The fence is too close to it. We didn't think of that!

I love a great pines excursion in the summer. The best part for me (being single) is getting to stay out till dark as I wend my way home. Those 3 hours from 5-8 pm feel like freedom unleashed.