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Here discuss specific habitat types and what you
can do to attract wildlife to your property. Whether you are interestd
in waterfowl, songbirds, deer, gamebirds, or any other species,
big or small, there are sections to help you.
Grasslands can help you establish and maintain
grassland habitat that will attract species such as
- Cottontail rabbit
- Bobwhite quail
- Eastern bluebird
- Ring-necked pheasant
Woodlands gives you guidance on improving and establishing woodhy habitats that provide food and cover for species such as
- White-tailed deer
- Great-horned owl
- Ovenbird
- Bobcat
Wetlands can help you provide wetland habitats that attract a variety of wildlife, including
- Wood duck
- Mink
- Bullfrog
- Green-backed heron
Croplands can help you make farmland more habitat-friendly for species such as
- Red fox
- American kestrel
- Red-tailed hawk
- Fox squirrel
Backyards can help you make areas around your home attractive to wildlife such as
- Cardinal
- American goldfinch
- Gray squirrel
- Tiger swallowtail
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