Wherever you live, work, or play, there is something you or a group can do to help a habitat. The more of these you can provide, the more variety of wildlife you will attract. If you don't have a yard, plant a habitat in one or more pots, or hang up a feeder. This will tell you what kind of food to provide.
Butterflies look for flower nectar.
In a small, sunny spot, prairie flowers and make a great butterfly garden, and provide habitat for lots of helpful insects. In a shady spot, woodland flowers can thrive. Some eat just one type of food, others eat many varieties. Some will come to feeders, others will be attracted by berries, blossoms, and flower seeds. Learn your backyard birds and what they eat - then you can put out the right feed, feeders, flowers, shrubs and trees.