Answer:
Kelleys Island, in Lake Erie (Ohio) is a fully developed island just 2 x 3 miles in size. Approximately 1/4 of the island has been quarried and supports little or no wildlife. There is not a very large wildlife population. We have deer, raccoons, foxes, brown/red squirrels, rabbits and coyotes.
We are on the migratory flyway for birds and our Audubon chapter logs in thousands of birds each year in the bird census. There are also several rare and endangered species on the island including some salamanders and snakes including the fox snake and the Lake Erie Water Snake. More information on animals species in Ohio can be found at the website for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.