Shrub · Betula glandulosa
Dwarf birch for backyard birds
Catkin seed for redpolls on the tundra.
- Scientific name
- Betula glandulosa
- Plant type
- Shrub
- What birds get from it
- seed, insects for nestlings
- Native in
- 14 US states, 13 Canadian provinces/territories
- Bird species supported
- 178
Birds most often fed by Dwarf birch
Counted across every state and province where Dwarf birch is native and the bird is present:
- Common Redpoll — 46 regions
- Gray Catbird — 44 regions
- American Robin — 27 regions
- Dark-eyed Junco — 27 regions
- Common Raven — 27 regions
- Mallard — 27 regions
- Belted Kingfisher — 27 regions
- Golden-crowned Kinglet — 27 regions
- Hermit Thrush — 27 regions
- Bank Swallow — 27 regions
- Canada Goose — 27 regions
- Spotted Sandpiper — 27 regions
Dwarf birch by state and province
Alaska (66 birds)Alberta (110 birds)British Columbia (115 birds)California (122 birds)Colorado (117 birds)Idaho (109 birds)Maine (112 birds)Manitoba (110 birds)Michigan (120 birds)Minnesota (120 birds)Montana (112 birds)New Brunswick (102 birds)New Hampshire (111 birds)New York (119 birds)Newfoundland and Labrador (83 birds)Northwest Territories (74 birds)Nova Scotia (97 birds)Nunavut (29 birds)Ontario (123 birds)Oregon (111 birds)Prince Edward Island (84 birds)Quebec (112 birds)Saskatchewan (108 birds)Utah (114 birds)Washington (110 birds)Wyoming (109 birds)Yukon (74 birds)