Webinar: Native Plants for Bird Friendly Communities

A Wednesday Walk in the Garden

As we think ahead to spring and summer gardens, we anticipate the sights, scents, and sounds. One way to enhance the garden experience is to invite fascinating wildlife to live in and around the yard.

This presentation features the beautiful songbirds that flit through gardens including wrens, cardinals, finches, nuthatches, and more.

Add beauty to your outdoor spaces, while helping birds and wildlife too! Bird-friendly gardens are a treat to anyone who appreciates gardening, wildlife, and the motion and song of birds.

Photo courtesy Will-Stuart

Join Audubon CT-NY’s Jillian Bell for a presentation focused on bird-friendly plants for your home landscape. With the right plants, any space—from a small container on your patio to an acre of your backyard—can become more bird-friendly.

Whether you have years of experience with bird-friendly gardens or want to start your first one, you will find information and inspiration in this presentation.

All successful bird gardens are comprised of three very important elements: cover, nesting, and nourishment (food and water). In this presentation, Jillian will provide an in-depth look at the things you can do to make your outdoor spaces more bird-friendly for our year-round avian residents as well as feathered friends who stopover during their migration journeys.