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can anyone name as many as they can self giuded trails with placards identifying plants anywhere in south jersey? I've seen the webs mill one, and recently found the one near blueberry hill in lindenwold. Would love to find and walk more of these especially in Camden, Gloucester, and Burlington...

wow. 2 tracks. I always here of the sightings at Oswego area. neat

I need to buy a trail camera. I have friends that have trail cameras that i may get on board with me to set one up here.

do you have pictures of these bear tracks?

Thank you for the Periglacial explanation. I've herd the name thrown around and never really new what it meant. In Florida I've seen areas totally tore up by wild boars. This reminded me of it. I doubt there are boars here though. if anything it wasn't destructive enough to be a boar. The...

If its coyotes, and they are digging all around in that area, is it fair to presume there is a den very close by? like a big hole in the ground?

habitat looked like this. very open canpopy area. probably a peraglacial dune. seems natural except for one fence post I found. very large area. digs look like this I would say in that area I found 15 digs like this ranging form these ones that look like big scrapes, to deep digs...

Minuartia caroliniana?

I have found them out on the crawl 6 times in the pine barrens. I think they are very abundant in certain areas, especially burlington and camden county wharton. I've seen them in both very upland, and right on top of sphagnum moss. Not sure what they preference.

both those websites seem very useful. Next time when I'm in Chatsworth ill see what they got at the inn. Checking what German said, #1 and 2 and 4 look positive to me. I'm still confused about 3#. it does look like hudsonia ericoides. I don't know what the second pine barren heather is...

I'm trying to give my self a crash course in plants of the pine barrens. I am familiar with most common stuff. I went to a site and took pictures of everything I saw. The habitat i walked in was very upland, mostly open canopy.When it was closed canopy, the under story was dominated by...

ha. Thats neat. I have seen that before but never knew it was considered a landmark. cool. It should stay there. No moving it.