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Creatures Visit Lighthouse Garden Feeders
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Home page: Hungry squirrel helps itself to bird feeder offerings. Left: song birds flock to feeder in front of lighthouse. Photos by Al Campbell
NORTH WILDWOOD -- It's not only human visitors that flock to the historic Hereford Inlet Lighthouse on a daily basis.
The gardens surrounding the structure at the north end of Central Avenue attract a variety of creatures, including squirrels and birds, butterflies and other insects.
The lighthouse also features a gift shop and paths which lead to the city's jogging path atop its seawall.
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