The newly-constructed visitor center.
Large fields offer great bird watching opportunities.
A frog hanging out in the small frog pond found along the trails.
A variety of wildlife can be seen along the trails. Here a rabbit peeks through the trees.
A family of geese near one of the many ponds.
Cardinals are a frequent visitor to the area.
Blue Jays taking a rest in a tree.
A bluebird sits atop a birdhouse in one of the fields. These birdhouses are placed to promote bird populations.
There are a couple of bee hive sites that are maintained in order to promote the bee population as well as keep the flowers and apple trees pollinated.
A young visitor looks for birds through a pair of fixed binoculars on a viewing platform.
A bench along a service road offers a spot to take a rest and enjoy the scenery.
Some of the flora found along the trails.
A heron perched above a pond looks for dinner.
There are raised platforms with fixed binoculars for viewing wildlife.
A shoreline view of one of the many ponds.
A footbridge crosses the Vloman Kill Tributary, which flows through the property.
A woodpecker has been hard at work.
A milkweed patch along an interpretive trail.
A heron fishing for lunch.
The trails lead through many interesting sections.
A platform at a pond allows visitors to look for fish, frogs and other aquatic life.
The view across one of the ponds from a viewing platform.