Shrubs That Attract Birds

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Kelsey Waddell
July 30, 2024

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Stories Of The Day:

Top Shrubs That Attract Birds: Enhance Your Garden Wildlife

A solid layer of shrubs can be very beneficial to your backyard, especially when you choose the right shrubs to attract birds and other wildlife. Below your yard’s tall trees and above the grass and

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6 Mistakes People Make When Trying to Attract Rare Birds (And How To Avoid Them)

Attracting rare birds is a badge of honor in the birding community. If you want to reduce your margin of error and reap the fruits of your labor, you'll need this handy guide in your

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Tip Of The Day

Consider planting native shrubs and trees in your yard to create a bird-friendly landscape. Native plants provide the natural habitat, food, and shelter that local bird species need to thrive.

Some excellent choices include serviceberry (Amelanchier), elderberry (Sambucus), and red osier dogwood (Cornus sericea). These plants produce berries that attract birds and provide essential cover for nesting and protection from predators.

Attracting Backyard Birds With Bird Houses and Bird Baths

Attracting backyard birds with bird feeders is one way to watch birds in your backyard. Many people only think of putting out bird feeders for attracting backyard birds to their yards. They often miss out

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Quote Of The Day

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