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Butterfly Comparison tool
Linchen loving
CU Maurice River botany
Witmer Stone’s SJ Plant book
Russell Juelg hosted plant list
Cape May Wildlife.com– good plant section
US Wildflowers
USDA Plant Factsheets
Pinelands Commission FAQ Sheets

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If you haven’t heard a new place to get some southern cooking just popped up in New Egypt. Another spot on route 539 to get some grub while heading to the Pines. We tried @rays_roadside_kitchen tonight for dinner and the fried chicken meal was delicious but the wife raves about the delish cornbread. Prices were reasonable and the staff was friendly to boot. Look for a future grand opening. They opened the doors to the public already and many locals are raving about the new lunch and dinner spot. Ray is a fellow author and sells his own seasoning and sauces plus supports local small businesses. Stop in and tell him Piney Tribe sent you!

Two of our berries found in the Pine Barrens featured here. One has obvious berries and the other doesn’t. Can you guess the name of these two plants?

Last day of the Tuckerton Decoy Show. Nice families out already enjoying the cool fall weather and picking up a book or two about the Pineys. Small towns of south jersey make for some wholesome encounters. Family member in the photo knew my late uncle. Let’s see if his son recognizes the face on this post who also is a Piney Tribe member. Stop by the show and say hello!

Piney Tribe members are the nicest people! Deb and hubby with the most laid back Pomeranian you ever met posed on our 10x10 banner. And two angels sought out and got me a cup of coffee (Hank &Jack). It was my pleasure meeting members for the first and third time today. Always makes me smile seeing friendly faces in places I’m hawking our Piney history at. What a day! I’ll be back at the Tuckerton Decoy Show tomorrow. Ocean County puts on quite the show.

If you know what preys below the sand trap you know real monsters of the Pines have no wings.

How are the Pineys of southern New Jersey connected to the 1873 Vienna World Fair? I recently found and purchased this vintage newspaper to make that connection all that more real to me. Headlines like “Nations Judged by Art and Science” make a statement about humanity and hopes of a better world. United living in a gilded age not knowing the foreseeable wars bursting to consume world peace down the road. I’m so happy I found this piece of the puzzle.

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