The species below are presented roughly in order of the frequency with which I encounter them. Marsh rabbits are common along the edges of marshes. They are abundant along the dikes, especially in areas where there is dense cover nearby. They often come out onto the sides of the dikes in late afternoon, especially on the south and east sides of the dike surrounding Pool 1 . They can sometimes be approached quite closely if you move slowly.
Gray squirrels are common in all wooded habitats.
Fox squirrels have been seen on a couple of occasions, but are not common. Armadillos are most frequently seen snuffling around in the leaf litter of the xeric or mesic hammocks, but will also forage along the edges of the dikes. Their eyesight is terrible, but their hearing quite keen. If you move slowly and quietly, you can often get very close to them. They are easiest to locate in hammock habitats by listening for their rustling in the leaves - they can make quite a racket.