Time of the day and time of the year will determine what you might see. They are there, living and feeding just beyond a casual glance. The only problem is that most of the furry creatures, aside from squirrels, are nocturnal, active only at night. You might want to schedule breakfast or dinner earlier or later so you can make the most of your animal sighting. Muskrats, rabbits, deer, raccoons, opossums and skunks are usually easy to find foraging for their daily food.
Birders enjoy a wide variety of their feathered friends to gaze upon at the shore.
Many birds can be clearly seen without the aid of glasses. As a matter of fact, if you're not careful, a local gull may join you for lunch. Shorebirds and waterfowl, songbirds and an occasional raptor can be observed from your deck or beach chair. These eight locations provide easy access to nature in prime areas, the assistance of an observation guide and the opportunity of observing without disturbing the birds. If you don't mind getting splashed, or wet, there are other types of wildlife that may tickle your fancy.