How to Protect Birds from Predators in Your Winter Garden

Install bird feeders away from shrubs and trees to prevent ambush predators. Use baffles on feeder poles to deter climbing predators like snakes.

Create bird-friendly landscaping by planting dense shrubs and bushes for cover. Avoid leaving open spaces where predators can easily spot birds.

Install birdhouses in safe locations, away from easy access for predators. Ensure the entrance holes are the right size to prevent larger birds or predators from entering.

Keep your garden tidy by removing debris and clutter that can attract predators. Regularly clean bird feeders to prevent the spread of diseases.

Use motion-activated lights or sprinklers to deter nocturnal predators like owls or raccoons. Secure compost bins and garbage cans to avoid attracting predators.

Consider adding predator deterrents like scarecrows, reflective objects, or predator decoys to keep birds safe in your winter garden.

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