Blue wrens, scrub wrens, grey fantails, eastern spinebills, new holland honeyeaters, red browed finches, willie wagtails, rainbow lorikeets, Barbara’s knowledge of the birdlife that inhabit the garden could rival the most experienced bird watcher.

Source: https://berwicknews.starcommunity.com.au/news/2023-01-06/22-in-review-tranquility-in-the-casey-foothills/

Blue wrens, scrub wrens, grey fantails, eastern spinebills, new holland honeyeaters, red browed finches, willie wagtails, rainbow lorikeets, Barbara’s knowledge of the birdlife that inhabit the garden could rival the most experienced bird watcher.

Source: https://berwicknews.starcommunity.com.au/news/2023-01-06/22-in-review-tranquility-in-the-casey-foothills/

Now the prairie is home to flowers that attract pollinators and butterflies; nesting boxes that attract birds such as tree swallows, wrens and chickadees; and informational signs to teach visitors about the plants.

Source: https://doorcountypulse.com/a-second-career-in-conservation/

Song thrushes and wrens like to nest in bramble therefore the botanical is often grown in gardens as it makes a good wildlife hedge.

Source: https://www.johnogroat-journal.co.uk/news/devil-in-the-detail-for-highland-bramble-pickers-328837/