Our backyard is a Certified Wildlife Habitat. We have turtles, ducks, rabbits, birds, butterflies, bees and much more. We all live together in peace and harmony. Except for one “resident.”

Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.

A Newer “Tennant” Has Moved In Over The Past 2 Years … This Guy!

Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.

“Burley Hurley,” The Groundhog has been regularly eating Margie’s flowers in the garden bed — making his existence in our habitat a love — hate proposition.

All my flowers that should be a haven for migrating gold finch and butterflies are eaten by this menace, said a loving Margie Hurley.

 

Here Is “Burley Hurley” in Action

Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.

Some Of Our Other “Residents”

Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.
Harry Hurley photo.

Everything that they need to eat and drink is available in our backyard.

I enjoy watching them at work and play.

Atlantic City's Firsts Throughout History

Gallery Credit: Harry Hurley

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