2012-02-06T19:08:39Z http://wildnewjersey.tv/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-02-02:15800582 Steve J 2012-02-03T02:20:49Z 2012-02-03T02:20:49Z Did you contact NJ fish and wildlife? They might be willing to send someone out to the location and retrieve the deceased animal or get a fur sample and photo veriy what kind of animal you saw.<br />I just finished watching a program on wolverines in alaska. They are very interesting animals. If what you saw is in fact a wolverine it would be a rare find. <br />Could it be a red fox? there are many of them in NJ.<br />Regards, <br />SJ tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-02-01:15733014 Kristen Coffaro 2012-02-01T10:49:14Z 2012-02-01T10:49:14Z They control their own population by keeping their flock under about 40 parrots and we are the ones who brought them here. Why get rid of these birds?<br /><br />If the excuse is that they occasionally cause power outages, then we should also get rid of raccoons, squirrels, chipmunks, and other pestering foraging animals. They may not have, but could have, migrated here naturally, they definitely thrived here naturally. tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-01-31:15690328 Don 2012-01-31T15:01:10Z 2012-01-31T15:01:10Z Hi Paul, We don't like giving out exact locations of nest since they are very vulnerable to human disturbance. look for them along Oradell Resevior, down at DeKorte park in the Meadowlands , you can join BCAS on any of our free nature walks where you might see them...good luck Don tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-01-30:15681151 Mark 2012-01-31T01:15:11Z 2012-01-31T01:15:11Z Really nice capture. tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-01-30:15680135 jane 2012-01-30T21:46:33Z 2012-01-30T21:46:33Z I saw dead wolverine on Rt 202 near rt 287 in Montville on Saturday Jan 28 2012<br />first time I saw such an animal and took me a while to search what it was<br />too bad it was killed<br />very dark brown with lighter golden brown stripe. long bushy fur tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-01-30:15678475 Greg Sheehan 2012-01-30T17:44:17Z 2012-01-30T17:44:17Z My wife and I watched a large mink diving, fishing and eating just outside his creekside burrow in the Forsythe (Brigantine) NWR yesterday, 1/29/2012. He got very active and protective (but not beligerent) when a great blue heron stopped by to fish. Sorry, didn't have a decent camera with us. tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-01-28:15633161 Don 2012-01-29T02:12:47Z 2012-01-29T02:12:47Z thanks Judy, much appreciated ! tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-01-28:15627399 Paul 2012-01-28T17:31:17Z 2012-01-28T17:31:17Z Don - I've been looking for Bald Eagles in the area for a while now. My kids are 3 and 5 and love going to the zoo. Seeing a Bald Eagle outside of a zoo would be a great experience for them. I saw one the other day near old hook road perched on a tree limb near the train tracks. Where is the best place to look? Where are the nests? tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-01-27:15624176 Vivian Newhouse 2012-01-27T15:01:24Z 2012-01-27T15:01:24Z Great Banding season!!! Enjoyed all the articles and pictures. The Black Backed Squirrel is so pretty, wish we had them here in Rochester. tag:www.wildnewjersey.tv,2012-01-26:15619743 Rick Wright http://birdingnewjersey.com 2012-01-26T15:07:50Z 2012-01-26T15:07:50Z Please don't walk on the jetty rocks; it's not "a bit slippery," it's just plain dangerous, and the Harlequins can be seen easily this winter from the beach in any case. I'm pretty limber myself, but I fell the other day in the wind and the surf, and we've all heard the true horror stories about birders and photographers being wedged between the rocks. Be safe!