Shrub · Viburnum dentatum
Arrowwood viburnum for backyard birds
Blue-black fall fruit and dense nesting cover.
- Scientific name
- Viburnum dentatum
- Plant type
- Shrub
- What birds get from it
- fruit and berries, insects for nestlings
- Native in
- 28 US states, 3 Canadian provinces/territories
- Bird species supported
- 143
Birds most often fed by Arrowwood viburnum
Counted across every state and province where Arrowwood viburnum is native and the bird is present:
- Gray Catbird — 60 regions
- Northern Cardinal — 31 regions
- Eastern Bluebird — 31 regions
- Purple Martin — 31 regions
- Downy Woodpecker — 31 regions
- Hairy Woodpecker — 31 regions
- White-breasted Nuthatch — 31 regions
- Purple Finch — 31 regions
- American Robin — 31 regions
- White-throated Sparrow — 31 regions
- Song Sparrow — 31 regions
- Northern Flicker — 31 regions
Arrowwood viburnum by state and province
Alabama (102 birds)Arkansas (102 birds)Connecticut (93 birds)Delaware (98 birds)Florida (99 birds)Georgia (102 birds)Illinois (101 birds)Indiana (100 birds)Kentucky (100 birds)Louisiana (107 birds)Maine (91 birds)Maryland (99 birds)Massachusetts (92 birds)Michigan (96 birds)Mississippi (102 birds)New Brunswick (83 birds)New Hampshire (90 birds)New Jersey (102 birds)New York (99 birds)North Carolina (106 birds)Nova Scotia (80 birds)Ohio (100 birds)Ontario (102 birds)Pennsylvania (100 birds)Rhode Island (92 birds)South Carolina (102 birds)Tennessee (102 birds)Texas (131 birds)Vermont (90 birds)Virginia (101 birds)West Virginia (98 birds)