Image via WikipediaFrom the New
Jersey DEP web site: "Throughout Wharton are rivers and streams for
canoeing, hiking trails (including a major section of the Batona
Trail), miles of unpaved roads for mountain biking and horseback
riding and numerous lakes, ponds and fields ideal for wildlife
observation. Bald eagles, red-tailed hawks, marsh hawks, ospreys, great
blue herons, swans, screech owls, great-horned owls, bluebirds,
hummingbirds, purple martins, goldfinch, turkeys, beavers, river otters,
fox and deer are only some of the wildlife the alert visitor can
see." At 122,463 acres, this is the largest tract of preserved land in
New Jersey.
Image via Wikipedia
Image by Owls Flight Photography via Flickr
Image via WikipediaFrom the New
Jersey DEP web site: "Throughout Wharton are rivers and streams for
canoeing, hiking trails (including a major section of the Batona
Trail), miles of unpaved roads for mountain biking and horseback
riding and numerous lakes, ponds and fields ideal for wildlife
observation. Bald eagles, red-tailed hawks, marsh hawks, ospreys, great
blue herons, swans, screech owls, great-horned owls, bluebirds,
hummingbirds, purple martins, goldfinch, turkeys, beavers, river otters,
fox and deer are only some of the wildlife the alert visitor can
see." At 122,463 acres, this is the largest tract of preserved land in
New Jersey.
Image via Wikipedia
No comments:
Post a Comment