A bird garden is often judged by the birds we can see: a cardinal on a seedhead, a wren in the shrub, a goldfinch working over coneflowers. Shelter is less showy. It is the dense twig, the evergreen pocket, the brush pile, the grass clump, and the nest box placed well enough to be useful without becoming an easy target.…
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