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Alot of the trails are flooded out now!

Im going to get me some Epsom salts and have a scratch fest! Thanks !

Ok.. so I take the new red devil (Jeep Wrangler Unlimited) in the woods for an inaguaral run. Get out.. walk around.. take some pics.. and now have chigger bites all over. Have gotten them in the past and yes it eventually stops.. but does anyone have a "quick fix" antidote to this? :confused:

Hidden Lakes... yes that was the place to be in the 80's.. dont remember much about it other than it was a good time. My most vivid memory is riding a quad in a denim minidress and drinking 2 liter bottles of California Cooler!

Canoe Trip 5 23 09 down Cedar Creek from 10am-3pm contact 609 693 1268 for more info Treefrog Hike meeting at the Bamber Store Friday June 5th at 7:30pm. trip lasts about 2 hours- call 609 971 1635 for more info Barnegat Bay Festival Sunday June 7 at Wanamaker Complex Island Hts contact...

Id vote for whatever will scare away NY transplants........."Oh my Gawd, that elk is eatin our shrubs again!"

Forked River Mountain Coalition sponsoring clean up on Sunday April 19th .. meet at the Lacey Municipal Building around 8:30am-- call 609 971 1635 for more information. Also, the newly reformed Alliance for a Living Ocean will be doing clean ups over on LBI if anyone is interested. I would...

http://community.icontact.com/p/pineypower/newsletters/november/posts/pineypowers-february-newsletter

http://www.nj.com/sunbeam/index.ssf?/base/news-4/123563761655450.xml&coll=9

and that, my friends, is the ratable myth. Preservation is a better way to prevent tax hikes than out of control development........

This is terrible. I hate it everytime I see something like this.

I have been so happy to see them in my yard. They are like flying jewels!

I found this link... it has the calls on it. It must be a red tailed hawk as this is what Im hearing outside. http://www.birds.cornell.edu/AllAboutBirds/BirdGuide/Red-tailed_Hawk.html#sound

on the size of the bird... he's definitely crow sized...

As as squirrels go with the feeders... I've hung the feeders from the post using small bungy cords. While it doesn't prevent them totally from getting into the feeder, it reduces the time they can hang on. I've seen many a bungy jumping squirrel get launched from the feeder when another tries...

Thanks for all the information. Im going to get a better look at him as he's around here pretty much all the time now. Ill try matching him up in the birdbooks with your suggestions. He's pretty neat. And yes, those are definitely woodcock that hang out here... they do that cool bobbing...

Spring must be right around the corner. The hawk has returned to the back yard. Since we butt up to the state forest, I never know who and what is going to show up.. I think maybe this might be a red shouldered hawk? Its on the smaller side...red back with a buff underside.. makes a very...

yeah!

ahhhhhh MILK BREAD & EGGS! MILK BREAD & EGGS! Better get em before they're gone! I remember all the big storms. Lived on LBI in the 70's. It was completely shut down. They closed the bridge too. I remember Army trucks going up the boulevard. I remember crawling across the snow drifts...

Better yet... Spung Man for Governor of SO JERSEY! Remember the days of secession?