Walk the road in the vicinity of the cement bridge over May's Creek. Best visited during early morning or evening.

The marshes on either side of the road support marsh birds such as Virginia Rail, Sora, American Bittern, Sandhill Crane and Marsh Wren. Both Alder and Willow flycatchers breed here and can be heard singing simultaneously. The surrounding fields support breeding Bobolink and Eastern Meadowlark.

A sluggish creek during most of the year, May's Creek floods extensively during the spring runoff. The wetland is a mosaic of cattail marsh, willow-dogwood-sedge thicket marsh, and alder and willow shrub swamp. The wetland on either side of the road is private property and should not be entered. 

Parking is limited. There is room for one vehicle to pull off the road at the bridge.