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nights. nuts and seeds: trees such as oaks, hickories, and walnuts provide fat and protein rich food that birds hide, or "cache," to provide food through the cold winter. native sunflowers, asters, and coneflowers produce loads of tiny seeds that are finch and sparrow favorites. nectar: red tubular flowers
such as native columbine, penstemon, and honeysuckle serve up nectar for hummingbirds. ( learn more about creating a habitat specifically for hummingbirds.) flowers in the aster family, such as coneflowers, asters, and joe-pye weed are very attractive to insect pollinators like butterflies, moths, and...
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