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As reported, there are indeed Virginia rail, least bittern, marsh wren and black duck at this locale. All were located at the very beginning of the boardwalk.  The first three are easier heard than seen (at least for me), listen carefully!  The black duck hen has a duckling with strong markings. Thank you to Sally and Jerry for the posts!

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