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To attract wild birds to your garden, focus on providing native plants for food and shelter, offering a water source, and being mindful of pets, especially cats. Here's a more detailed approach: 1. Native Plants are Key: Choose native species: Native plants are adapted to the local climate and provide food and shelter for native birds. Consider your local area: Research which native plants thrive in your location and attract birds. Examples: Consider planting plants like wattles, banksias, grevilleas, and native grasses. in South Australia. 2. Water is Essential: Provide a shallow dish or bird bath: Birds need access to water, especially during dry periods. Ensure it's shallow and accessible: Birds can easily drown in deep water, so make sure the water source is shallow and has a way for them to easily exit. 3. Nesting Opportunities: Leave some areas unkempt: Some birds prefer to nest in dense vegetation, so consider leaving some areas of your garden slightly untamed. Install birdhouses: Depending on the species you want to attract, you can install birdhouses or nest boxes. 4. Be Mindful of Pets: Keep cats indoors: Cats are a natural threat to birds, so it's best to keep them indoors to protect local bird populations. Be cautious with other pets: Dogs and other pets can also pose a threat to birds, so be mindful of their behavior in the garden. 5. Avoid Feeding Wild Birds (Generally): Feeding can be problematic: While it might seem kind, feeding wild birds can lead to dependence and other issues, so it's generally discouraged. Exceptions: If you choose to feed birds, do so responsibly and avoid feeding bread or other foods that are not suitable for them. 6. Observe and Identify: Learn about local birds: Familiarize yourself with the bird species that are common in your area. Use resources to identify birds: Use apps like Merlin Bird ID or online resources to help you identify the birds in your garden. 7. Be Patient: It takes time to establish a bird-friendly garden: Don't expect to see a lot of birds overnight. Be patient and enjoy the process: As your garden develops, you'll attract more and more birds. Thanks for Watching EEA