habitat
It’s just three humble elements.
food + water + shelter = habitat
Your backyard habitat can be very simple. No matter the scale, each effort helps make a difference for generations of wild birds.
There are unlimited reasons to create a haven for wild birds in your backyard. Here’s just a few:
- The birds will reward you every day, year round, by visiting your feeder or bath. See these amazing creatures up close and at their best.
- You are supporting the health and well-being of generations of wild birds.
- Every backyard habitat matters! It’s one more piece of sanctuary restored. As natural habitation area is lost to development, all our micro-habitats link, backyard by backyard, across our county and our country. Together, we are making a difference..
- It’s a great family activity and it can be done on any budget. Every effort counts! Even the smallest hands can help make a difference.
Start your backyard micro-habitat today or give the gift of Nature to someone you love!
See our resource pages, FOOD, WATER and SHELTER for more information about each element (click on images below or find in top menu under ‘Resources – Habitat’).
Or, just ask us to show you!
Stop by the store and see us! Tell us about your birds, backyard and budget. We’ll show you how to start your backyard haven and support birds and other native pollinators. We’ll be here at every step with practical advice and quality products.
It’s been our Mission for over 30 years. The Backyard Naturalist Team is here to help you.
We started The Backyard Naturalist store in 1989 with a mission: To inspire our community to appreciate and nurture the nature found in all our backyards by providing a sanctuary of food, water and shelter for wild birds.
We’re here to help you with your habitat at every step with free advice and quality products that fit any budget.
Read The Backyard Blog for our latest news. Subscribe to The Backyard Naturalist newsletter (bi-weekly, usually) to get our best tips, seasonal habitat checklists and birding news delivered to your InBox.
Let us know how it’s going!
Post a photo of your backyard bird haven on our Facebook page. Always, stop in or call us if you have questions.
We learn from each other!
Debi and Mike Klein & The Backyard Naturalist Staff
P.S. You can see a photo of our very first backyard habitat here. It’s ok to keep it simple!
