http://www.wilddelaware.com photography for a new book by Kevin Fleming Fri, 17 Dec 2010 13:23:58 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Thank you for making Wild Delaware the First State's #1 bestselling book. My new book Wild Delmarva is out now and like Wild Delaware, Wild Delmarva features wildlife and nature across the First State and the peninsula. If you liked Wild Delaware you will love Wild Delmarva! Just click ... http://www.wilddelaware.com/wild-delaware-is-sold-out-wild-delmarva-is-here/ Thank you for making Wild Delaware the state's #1 bestselling book!  You can order autographed, first edition copies of Wild Delaware here and you will receive four free signed lithographs with each book.  Fedex ground shipping FREE!.  Just click on "Order Wild Delaware" above or call 800-291-7600. These Delaware area bookstores ... http://www.wilddelaware.com/delawares-best-holiday-gift/ Looking back over the past year of photographing Wild Delaware one sunrise at Gordons Pond stands out as the most beautiful combination of great light and great wildlife. The sky was clear overhead but there was a thin blanket of fog hanging over the pond filtering early light. ... http://www.wilddelaware.com/a-beautiful-morning/ Jeffrey A. Gordon is a tour leader and frequent speaker at birding festivals all over North America. He writes for Bird Watcher's Digest and other publications and is the coordinator for the Delaware Birding Trail. His latest project is a series of video podcasts released in conjunction with ... http://www.wilddelaware.com/jeffrey-a-gordons-bird-chapter-in-wild-delaware/ If you have been following my daily progress shooting Wild Delaware over the past year you already know this a photography book. What you might not know is that I have asked Delaware's top wildlife experts and writers to contribute to the book. The more I learned about ... http://www.wilddelaware.com/wild-delaware-sneak-preview-2/ Sunrise quickly disappeared behind the clouds this morning and a mist fell over the Great Marsh near Lewes making a damp start to the day for the dragonflies. Russet-tipped Clubtail dragonfly Great Blue Skimmer dragonfly http://www.wilddelaware.com/dragonfly-day/ Meet the Argiope aurantia commonly known as the Black and Yellow Garden Spider. These large spiders - the female can grow to three inches in diameter - are fairly common along the edge of wetlands and open fields in Delaware. Their large webs can be more than two ... http://www.wilddelaware.com/not-an-itsy-bitsy-spider/ Delaware has some of the northernmost Bald Cypress trees in the nation and the best place to see these stately trees is Trussum Pond near Laurel. Bald Cypress trees can live for hundreds of years and the wood is valued for its water and rot resistance. There are ... http://www.wilddelaware.com/trussum-pond/ The most difficult part of wildlife photography is not the photography but knowing where wildlife will be and then getting close. And it always helps when you get a great tip.  Today a friend invited me today to watch the action at his hummingbird feeder. Sure enough, within just ... http://www.wilddelaware.com/ruby-red/ I have been working on my new book Wild Delaware for almost a year now and I have photographed an incredible menagerie of wildlife, insects and plants. But the relatively common Monarch Butterfly had eluded me until this morning. The "Monarch" gets its regal name because "it is ... http://www.wilddelaware.com/monarch-in-the-morning/