Reminds me of Webb's in its prime.
Actually, I was successful this year in getting the state to knock down the dam and start beaver removal operations. I've been working with F&W management out of Robbinsville. There was a misunderstanding about what the water level should be.
great photos Bob. really enjoyed them. That is quite a concentration of pitcher plants. I had someone tell me recently that pitcher plants along the western extremities of the mullica were becoming less carnivorous due to higher nitrogen in the soil from nearby farms (fertilizer). Effectively reducing their need for nutrients from insects. Apparently the "pitcher" of the plants are becoming smaller as this aspect of their diet is less necessary. Have you heard anything about this?