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Way cool. https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/12/12/569949770/amber-trapped-tick-suggests-ancient-bloodsuckers-feasted-on-feathered-dinosaurs

Up here we can get the actual power (not the infrastructure maintenance & power delivery) from a company other than JCPL. I am getting mail (not calls) because they think my last contract was up. Lowest price offered so far for generation service is from North American Power at 8.99 cents per...

I'd rather dig the hole.

It puts me in mind of a cobra, the way it's body moves with it's head up. I don't like fooling with them.

It sure does. It looks exactly like it, right? :D

No, but that's a good guess. This field is next to a hard-surfaced road.

It may seem a stretch, but I really think someone will nail this location down. This is a wonderful, vast field of Andropogon virginicus, which is a variety of bluestem grass.

And if you get one on the return trip, you have your vegetables prepackaged!

Actually, a play. He is racist in here. Probably not in character with the times as they were in 1910.

Say, don't you have a bushel of apples, corn, and pumpkins to set out in front of your stand? :)

Here's one, but just an example. I thought it was for sale. http://www.askart.com/artist/Edward_Prentiss_Knox/10030266/Edward_Prentiss_Knox.aspx

Interesting Guy. I wonder if his work comes up for sale occasionally.

Good, because I happen to agree with you.

There are firebreaks in the pines already. We call them sand roads. If you want a firebreak wider than 6 feet, get a permit.

Feel better now 46'r? :rolleyes:

Well, let's consider the piping plover, which breeds on LBI. They are protected strenuously, even to the point of surrounding the eggs/chicks with fencing. That I agree with, though it could be considered babysitting. But what I don't like is the mad dash every year to surround the young and tag...

I hope the sound of shotguns being fired into the air (in anger) are heard in Trenton.

Well, it is a beautiful bird. When seen, it often quickens the pulse and delights the heart. Nothing wrong with that. Building boxes likely became just a symbol of doing something for the environment.

I'm happy to see balance in all these posts regarding the topic. I'm just one of those people that has a pet peeve about it.

Here is the process: bait them, grab, constrain, touch, pet, attach.....disturb! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10214712408782978&set=oa.10155946435058256&type=3&theater