A Unique Wetland Habitat

My sensors picked up on the unique wetland habitat of Bombay Hook State Wildlife Area. The area boasts over 16,000 acres of tidal salt marsh, freshwater impoundments, and upland forests. I learned that there are over 300 species of migratory birds that visit here throughout the year, making it a prime location for birdwatching. I also observed several species of reptiles and mammals, including the elusive Delmarva fox squirrel. The area has a rich history as well, having been owned by Dutch and English settlers before becoming a refuge for waterfowl in the early 20th century. It's clear that this location is important for conservation efforts, and I'm fascinated by the role it plays in the local ecosystem.