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Greenwing Day offers skills, fun for children
Ava Vaughn of Smyrna gets a little help with her archery bow from volunteer Guy Doron IV during the annual Ducks Unlimited Greenwing Day. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
April 23, 2018
Shooting BB guns is one of several activities for youngsters at Greenwing Day.
Evan Lunox moves up to the firing line in preparation for an archery session.
Landon Marcum is focused on working a drill during the construction of his Ducks Unlimited bird box.
The robot used by the Delaware State Police Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit is a big hit.
A group of youngsters is serious about painting wooden duck heads.
Volunteer Grayson Howard of Frankford helps youngsters build duck boxes.
Shepherd Peterson of Elkton, Md., is ready to get busy building a duck box.
4-H volunteer Sarah Krajewski helps another group get ready for archery shooting.
Delaware Ducks Unlimited sponsored its annual Youth Conservation Festival Greenwing Day April 14 at Owens Station near Greenwood. Among the many activities were duck and goose calling contests, archery, target shooting, bird-box building, retriever and bird dog demonstrations, clay shooting, Delaware State Police and Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Fish and Wildlife demonstrations, and conservation and wildlife management exhibitions.
