Delaware Bays, Beaches, Nature and Wildlife

05/09/2024

Ever been on the Broadkill River at 60MPH? Here's a ride from Lewes to Milton. Enjoy!

A high-speed adventure on the Yamaha FX SVHO as we zoom up the scenic Broadkill River, from Lewes to Milton, DE. Feel the adrenaline and experience the stunn...

15/08/2024

Delaware Bay fun!

23/06/2024

Beach sand: The stuff dreams are made of!!

22/06/2024

Catch the wave!

14/06/2024

Cape Henlopen

22/05/2024

Happy spring!!! Some flowers for you!

02/04/2024

Fun Fact about Delaware: The state of Delaware is home to the only flying reptile ever discovered in the Americas, known as Pteranodon. Fossils of this prehistoric creature were found near the town of Laurel, making Delaware a significant location for paleontology enthusiasts.

Please share your Delaware Fun Facts!

26/03/2024

Mother nature reminds us all...

20/02/2024

Cold weather have you feeling squirrelly? This little guy will warm your heart! 🐿️ ❄️☃️

17/02/2024

In Dewey's embrace, the sun kisses the sand,
Where ocean whispers meet the shore's gentle hand.
Seagulls dance in the sky, a symphony of cries,
As waves weave tales beneath Delaware's azure skies.

In Dewey's rhythm, time slows to a gentle flow,
Where laughter echoes, and worries gently go.
Footprints fade as the tide paints a new canvas,
In this coastal haven, where every moment is precious.

From sunrise hues to sunset's fiery embrace,
Dewey's charm leaves an indelible trace.
A sanctuary where souls find solace in the sea,
Dewey Beach, a timeless melody.

16/02/2024

Hi All! Sorry we've been away so long but we're back! We plan on posting videos weekly of our beautiful area starting this spring! Until then, enjoy the bridge!

16/02/2024

Have you ever seen a Mantis Shrimp? This one was recently found along the beach at Fowler Beach. Since it was still alive, it was carefully placed back into the water to hopefully live another day in the wild. The Mantis Shrimp, named for its mantis-like raptorial claws and its shrimplike body, clearly isn’t a Praying Mantis, but neither is it a shrimp. Although shrimp and S. empusa both belong to the Class Malacostraca, Mantis Shrimp are stomatopods and shrimp are decapods. Although mantis shrimp is considered a delicacy in several countries, the trend has yet to pick up in the United States. They live up to 3 years and can weigh up to 3 ounces or about 90 grams, with females typically growing larger than males.