The Question: What is a burrowing crayfish? Submitted by: Wade, New Zealand The Short Answer: A burrowing crayfish is a small freshwater crustacean that looks something like a shrimp or marine lobster. They make tunnels in...
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Read MoreThe Question: I live in a suburb of Trenton, in central New Jersey, near the Delaware River. Nearby there is a large wooded area and swamp that lead out to the river. I live in a heavy residential area on about 1/8th of an acre....
Read MoreThe Question: We have a small pond (1 acre) with a small island in the middle. Every year we have a geese pair nest on it. The island is in the middle and about a 20 ft circumference. The pond is about 12 feet deep and stocked...
Read MoreThe Question: I’m hoping you can help identify this plant. It has us stumped! We were hiking in the Adirondack Mountains and caught some of the early wildflowers. Spring beauty, trout lily and trillium are blooming. This...
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