They provide food, shelter, foraging areas, protective cover from predators, a stage for courting and territorial displays, nest building material, and nest platforms. By planting a variety of trees, shrubs, wildflowers, vines and grasses you can provide an assorted array of resources for the birds in your landscape.
Many native trees can provide habitat as well as food for a variety of birds.
A deciduous tree reaching 80 feet in height. It grows in part shade to full sun with moist soils. The small berries are eaten by songbirds. An evergreen tree That reaches 25 feet in height at maturity. It grows in sun to part shade with average to moist soil.