Birding Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge - Located 12 miles south of Cambridge, the refuge consists of over 25,000 acres of woodland, rich tidal marsh, freshwater ponds and managed cropland. Blackwater NWR is one of the chief wintering areas for migrating ducks and Canada geese using the Atlantic Flyway. Three species listed as threatened or endangered are regularly seen at the refuge: the bald eagle, Delmarva fox squirrel and the migrating peregrine falcon. Throughout the year there is a diverse population of birds, mammals and waterfowl to enjoy watching and photographing. LeCompte WMA - Open for all types of hunting with the exception of squirrels and firearm deer hunting. Roads and trails on this area are closed to all motor vehicles at all times. Self-contained unit camping is permitted during the hunting season. Access beyond the perimeter is by foot only. Walking trails available. Read More...