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How to Attract Woodpeckers to Your Yard
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== Create the Right Habitat == Woodpeckers are primarily attracted to wooded areas with mature trees. To make your yard appealing: - Maintain mature trees, especially oaks, pines, and other native species1<ref name="ref2">2</ref>. Dead or dying trees (snags) are particularly attractive to woodpeckers if they can be safely left standing3<ref name="ref12">12</ref>. - Plant native fruit-bearing trees and shrubs like serviceberry, elderberry, dogwood, and wild grapes1<ref name="ref3">3</ref>[9]. - Leave fallen logs and branches in place when possible, as these attract insects woodpeckers feed on1<ref name="ref3">3</ref>. - Maintain an open, park-like setting with less dense understory vegetation[11].
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