Landscaping Using Bird-Friendly Plants
Here is a list of some bird friendly plants and trees that you may want to consider: Mulberries Berries are produced by these trees in July and August and are a favorite to over 40 species of birds. Dogwoods These trees produce beautiful white, pink and red flowers in the spring and red fruits in the fall. Crab Apples Many birds eat the flowers, buds and fruits of this tree, which also provides good cover and nest areas. Serviceberries These medium-sized trees grow white or pink flowers in the spring and fruits in the summer. Red Cedars Offer shelter, nest areas and winter fruit for birds.
Spruce The cones produced by these trees generate seeds that birds eat in the fall and winter.
Northern Bayberry This shrub grows berries that remain on the plant all year long, and are the preferred food of many birds.
Staghorn Sumac This shrub produces beautiful fall foliage and clusters of fruit that survive throughout winter.
Viburnums These shrubs grow white flowers in the spring followed by colorful berries in the fall.
Wild Grapes Climbing grape vines provide safe cover and nest areas, along with fruit which is eaten by over 50 species of birds.
Virginia Creeper A tree climbing vine that produces small berries from August-February. Source: Attracting Birds. NC State University Department of Agriculture. Retreived from the World Wide Web http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/birds/bird_index.html Birdfeeders.com is your leading online source of wild bird feeders, bird baths and bird houses. We offer the broadest and deepest selection of quality bird products to make your bird watching experience even more enjoyable! | 
