Bonus Article-Informative course on Habitats for Backyard Birds

Next, for the waxwings, I learned they loved to eat apples and steamed raisins. I have many waxwings eating juniper berries around on my property, but not close up to the house. I decided to provide apple slices on the bare branches of the trees on the side of the house to see if I can get them to come a little closer.

The pileated woodpecker will be happy if I keep the old rotting trees right where they are. I was pleased to learn the woods behind my house offer the ideal habitat for wild birds with layers of shelter with log piles, shrubs, vines, bushes and tall trees, along with a stream deep in the woods.

Armed with my action plan, I am ready to utilize the lessons I learned from this course. The instructor achieves her goals she states in the beginning. I think this course is an excellent way for beginner and advanced backyard birders to learn how to achieve an environmentally sound habitat for the birds in their life. And have fun doing it!

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