The property contains a variety of bird habitats, including mesic hammock, ponds, and grasslands, and the diversity of habitats and bird species supports bird watching and other passive recreation, as well as educational experiences. The wetland area provides foraging, breeding, and shelter habitat for wetland-associated wildlife.

Our bird blind on the property is very popular with our visitors; it includes several feeders and a fountain to attract birds year-round. The blind is one of the reliable places to see the Painted and Indigo Bunting as they spend their winters in Florida.

We have recently added 2 wonderful additions to the preserve:
● Felts Preserve Landscape Native Gardens- Planted as you enter our popular bird blind, the gardens are an example of how to use native plants as gardens and landscapes around your home. Educational signs are there to help the visitors understand the importance of planting natives and how they can contribute.
● Microforest- A .4 acre area at Felts Audubon Preserve that has recently been densely planted with native plants ranging from canopy trees to shrubs, flowers, grasses and groundcover. The tiny and dense patches of forest create biodiversity hotspots that help fight climate change. Additional benefits to our preserve was to take an area that was not providing anything to the natural environment and planting it with natives that will be hosts and habitat to wildlife. This area will also have 2 viewing areas for visitors to appreciate the nature around them.