Ospreys and bald eagles fish the deeper waters nearby, while mallard and black ducks feed on roots and other vegetation in the shallows. Buffleheads, canvasbacks and scaup are often seen diving for food in the waters off shore. Herons and egrets use the marshes for hunting food. Shorebirds, like plovers and sandpipers, use the mudflats found along the shores at low tide. What To Do Hunters will enjoy the challenge afield offered by white-tailed and sika deer as well as a variety of waterfowl.
Trapping is offered by yearly lease.
Water-oriented recreation includes crabbing, fishing, and boating from a nearby county ramp. There is also a boat ramp on the island. Mosquitoes and biting insects are abundant during the spring through early fall. Bring insect repellent, minimize exposed skin and wear light-colored clothing. Check out a map of the area .