🐦Why are Bird Houses Important?

Safety

Bird Houses provide a safe place for birds to build their nests protected from predators and spend cold winters warmly.

Pest Control

Since birds eat pest such as cabbage maggot, caterpillars, cutworms, mosquitoes and potato beetle, having birds as your neighbor means additional helping hands to remove these pests in your garden. This ecofriendly approach save you money from harmful pesticide.

Fertilization

Birds inadvertently defect on the surrounding area. This will serve as a natural fertilizer for the plants. With the hoping of birds in the nearby area, it will help create a scratching effort when the birds fly back and forth to the bird house. This creates a tilting effect that helps to make the soil more absorbent and loose. This allows nutrients to mix with the topsoil and facilitate good bacteria count needed for the right pH balance.

Seed dispersal

There are certain native plants that rely on birds and animals for dissemination and regeneration. When the seeds are eaten by birds, it gets transported from the original host spot while passing through the bird digestive system.

Joy

A Bird house helps to enhance your garden by adding variety to it. You can enjoy the birds every morning, see how the hatchlings grow and develop a more intimate understanding of life and gratitude.

By using a bird house, you are ensuring the sustainability of the native bird species while enhancing the overall growth of your garden. We thought why not start one today?

We gave the GZAAT birds a place to snuggle together for warmth away from the cold air in the winter months.