Certified Wildlife Habitat: Planting Food for Wild Birds (2nd of 7)

Naturalist David Mizejewski discusses the benefit native plants offer in providing seed, berries, nectar and pollen for wild birds.  Native plants also attract and support insect populations, a key for any wildlife habitat.   For a list of recommended native plants for your state, please visit the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center.  Second of seven videos from the National Wildlife Federation about establishing a Certified Wildlife Habitat at your home or school.

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Related posts:

1. Certified Wildlife Habitat: Places for Wild Birds to Raise Young (5th of 7)
2. Certified Wildlife Habitat: Shelter for Wild Birds (4th of 7)
3. Certified Wildlife Habitat: Gardening for Wild Birds (1st of 7)
4. Certified Wildlife Habitat: Certifying Your Yard for Wild Birds (7th of 7)
5. Certified Wildlife Habitat: Sustainable Gardening Wild Birds (6th of 7)

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