Birds

Common Name	Habitat	Food	Nest Placement	Behavior	Conservation	Backyard Tips
Carolina Wren	Open woodlands	Insects	Cavity	Ground Forager	Low Concern	Carolina Wrens visit suet-filled feeders during winter.	View
Tufted Titmouse	Forests	Insects	Cavity	Foliage gleaner	Low Concern	Tufted Titmouse are regulars at backyard bird feeders, especially in winter. They prefer sunflower seeds but will eat suet, peanuts, and other seeds as well.	View
Ruby-Throated Hummingbird	Open woodlands	Nectar	Tree	Hovering	Low Concern	You can attract Ruby-throated Hummingbirds to your backyard by setting up hummingbird feeders or by planting tubular flowers.	View
Eastern Towhee	Scrub	Omnivore	Ground	Ground forager	Low Concern	Eastern Towhees are likely to visit – or perhaps live in – your yard if you’ve got brushy, shrubby, or overgrown borders.	View
Indigo Bunting	Open woodlands	Insects	Shrub	Foliage gleaner	Low Concern	You can attract Indigo Buntings to your yard with feeders, particularly with small seeds such as thistle or nyjer.	View
Blue Jay	Forests	Bugs	Trees	Skidish	Moderate concern	Don't pick up their feathers.	View
Barn Owl	Forests	Mouse	Trees	Nocturnal	Extreme concern	Be cautious.	View
Sparrow	Gardens	Seeds	Trees	Social	Low Concern	Place a bird bath in your backyard.	View