Boat ramp at Deal Island. The 400 acres of forest are located in Eastern Somerset County. It has one of the largest forested tracts on Maryland's Eastern Shore which attracts a great variety of wildlife including woodcock, hairy and downy woodpeckers, and many species of warblers. The forests provide critical nesting area for songbirds migrating from Central and South America. Many are vibrantly colored, like the scarlet tanager and the yellow-throated vireo.
Occasional fields attract bobwhite quail, weasel, white-tailed deer and cottontail rabbits.
Small flocks of wild turkeys are sometimes seen foraging in the grassy fields. Small ponds and wet fields and forest areas are home to mink, frogs and turtles. Fishing in freshwater ponds. US Route 13, take King Miller Road east to Old Princess Anne-Westover Road, south to Dublin Road and to the area. A Guide to Maryland's Wildlife Management Areas, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Division.