 Non-bird species that have settled into the habitat include several turtle species, small-mouthed bass and sunfish in the one small pond on the site and white-tailed deer in the woodlands.The FWS has also been alerted to the possibility that Indiana bats, a federal endangered species, may be exploiting opportunities provided by the refuge.A hibernaculum of 30,000 bats has been reported to the northeast, and there is evidence that some have roosted closer to the refuge.