Every day a handful of human visitors appear, some days - dozens. The wildlife inhabitants are many.
Noise erupts daily from the migrant waterfowl inhabiting the freshwater marshes.
The honking of Canada geese, the quacking of Mallards and black ducks, fall into chorus with the sparrows that flit in the nearby thickets or dormant briars. The wildflowers and herbaceous plants have died off for the cold season. There is an openness created by the lack of vegetation throughout the Park. You might view, through the trees, a small herd of deer with their dull winter coats providing camouflage against the bark of the trees. You can see far into the marsh, and across the river.