A dependable year-round water source is best, and keeping it clean is important. Bird bath heaters or removal of ice may be needed in cold weather. Bird houses and nest shelves can be attached to posts or even parts of your house. Of course, dense shrubbery and trees provides chances for nesting. Certain species will nest in brush piles, like Carolina wrens.
Wildflowers are pleasing to look at in addition to their value for birds.
Select a variety of species that bloom throughout the growing season, and try some species in massive clumps and others in multi-species layers around your backyard area. Strive for a mix of heights and colors. Don t be afraid to experiment with different positions in your yard in terms of sun exposure and moisture regarding suggested species. Strive to use native wildflowers as much as possible, and check with nurseries for planting details. Woody plants can provide food, cover and places for birds to nest.