Plant Native Trees and Shrubs Native plants provide songbirds with the food and shelter they need, making your garden a welcoming habitat.
Provide Fresh Water Sources Adding a birdbath or small pond offers songbirds a safe place to drink and bathe, attracting more species.
Offer Seed and Suet Feeders Hang seed feeders or suet blocks in your yard to provide an easy food source, especially during winter months.
Create a Safe Habitat with Shelter Planting dense shrubs, bushes, and trees gives birds a safe place to rest, hide from predators, and nest.
Grow Flowering Plants for Nectar Flowers like coneflowers, bee balm, and lavender attract nectar-loving birds such as hummingbirds and finches. –
Avoid Chemical Pesticides Avoid using pesticides in your garden to protect songbirds from harmful chemicals and ensure a healthy insect population.
Install Birdhouses for Nesting Providing birdhouses or nesting boxes encourages songbirds to settle in your garden, promoting breeding and raising young.
Create Natural Brush Piles Piles of leaves or twigs provide excellent hiding spots for ground-feeding songbirds and attract insects they love to eat.