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I didn't take any photos but two weeks ago I opened the overhead radio cabinet on my boat to get a chart out of it and found a disaster. I had a can of CRC Insect Repellant that a friend of mine gave me from PSE&G work truck a few years ago. It contained 25% DEET. The can started leaking...

Yiiiikes !! With all the snakes, venomous caterpillars, ticks, chiggers, velvet ants, etc lurking in these woods; I think I am just going to stay in the house. What's next, Spider Monkeys ? :eek:

The documented occurrence or the suitable habitat is the key to the bog turtle list. With swamp pink it is the occurrence only that was used to generate the list. The "suitable habitat" phrase appears in several NJDEP rules. It becomes a deal killer for developers in many cases. I had a guy in...

I do all of the NJDEP Freshwater Wetlands permitting for our development projects here at work. When preparing each of those applications, I have to review the list of municipalities (list provided by NJDEP) that include known occurrences of bog turtle or suitable habitat within a watershed...

Maybe it croaked. :cool: Sorry, I couldn't resist.

At least Murphy took a few minutes off from signing new gun bills. http://nj.gov/governor/news/news/562018/approved/20180618c_reptile.shtml?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery