Kevin Fleming ( www.WildAmericaBook.com )'s photostream  

This week had very clear nights and no moonlight so I went out Cape Henlopen State Park very early in the morning and caught the star tracks as planet Earth spun toward sunrise. The light on the horizon is from Lewes and Cape May, New Jersey.

Spring was in the air yesterday and feathers were flying as the male American Wigeon were feeling their oats, so to speak. Wigeons breed in northwestern North America and they are only found here over their winter migration.

There are still plenty of Canvasbacks around, I caught this one yesterday afternoon stretching his wings. These large diving ducks will leave the peninsula soon for their prairie pothole breeding grounds. These are one of my favorite ducks to photograph, I love their red eyes.

I went duck hunting (using a camera, of course) with my son Jay yesterday on the Chesapeake and caught this Greater Scaup coming in for a landing.

This Black-crowned Night Heron was looking a little ruffled last week in Florida.