The oak hammock shelter is a great spot to sit and listen. Enjoy the bird calls from species such as such as titmice, carolina wrens, vireos, warblers and more. This habitat was once a sandhill community. However, as a result of fire suppression, sandy soils, and a long period of time it eventually became the oak hammock you see today. These towering oaks provide ample shade, thereby reducing the number of sun-loving shrubs and ground cover. Wild turkeys and white-tailed deer can be seen foraging for acorns. You may also see gopher tortoises, armadillos, and oak toads in this area.