Learn the three variables that will draw a variety of birds to your garden bird feeder. You can provide the wild birds with shelter, food and water.

Position your garden bird feeder close to trees, shrubs and bushes. Birds require a safe landing place to protect them from their predators. They will need the trees and shrubs here to furnish a sheltered area for nesting. The trees and shrubs will also provide the basic goods for building the nests.

The next element to provide for the birds that you want to entice to your garden bird feeder is food. Trees and brush in your garden bird feeder area should be fruit, berry or seed bearing plants. Flowers in the garden will provide a sweet treat and seeds for the birds.

Water is the third needed element that you should give to the birds. A good way to supply water is a bird bath or bird bath fountain in your garden bird feeder habitat.

The numerous pretty birds that you will spot at your garden bird feeder will supply you with hours of joy.

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