Choose native plants to attract birds. Provide water sources like birdbaths. Install bird feeders and houses. Avoid pesticides to protect birds and their food sources.
Include flowers that attract pollinators, which birds feed on. Use bird-safe glass to prevent collisions. Minimize outdoor lighting to avoid disorienting birds at night.
Plant trees and shrubs for nesting and shelter. Create varied heights in your garden with trees, shrubs, and tall grasses. Add bird-friendly features like rocks and logs.
Maintain a clean garden by removing debris and keeping feeders clean. Avoid using chemicals that can harm birds. Monitor your garden for any signs of distress in birds.
Create a bird-friendly garden design by grouping plants in clusters. Provide different types of food such as seeds, fruits, and insects. Consider seasonal changes in food availability.
Share your bird-friendly garden on social media to inspire others. Join local birdwatching groups. Keep learning about birds and their habitat needs to enhance your garden.