How Do You Conserve A Bird Habitat?
Whether you live on acres in the country, in a suburban development or have a small urban yard, you can ensure that your property and community remain safe habitats for birds. By conserving water and food sources, and protecting areas that birds use for shelter and nesting, you will be safeguarding bird habitats. You can enjoy the birds that inhabit and visit the area around you, and the birds will have a safe place to live and raise their young. Keep natural streams or ponds on your property clean and free from debris and runoff, and protect native plants along the banks to provide shelter for birds. Place an artificial pond or bird bath in your backyard habitat. Plant native plants to provide seeds, nuts, berries and nectar for birds. Place a variety of feeders containing seed mixtures, suet and hummingbird nectar in sheltered spots around your property. Include trees and shrubs of all sizes in your landscaping to ensure safe resting and nesting spots. Create a brush pile as a habita
