They like to settle into boxes that are found on clearings along wooded areas during nesting season which occurs throughout spring and summer months.
Chickadees are known as one of the best birds for pest control because they eat 90% insects. Their diet consists of: moths, caterpillars, flies, beetles and more!
In addition to eating many different types of insects like moths and plant lice during winter time (insects that hibernate), chickadees also look out for eggs from katydids or pear psylla which can be found in bark crevices on trees.
Have you ever seen a chickadee? If so, do they keep coming back to your feeder in the winter and early spring months if treated well?
You can make sure that happens by giving them suet balls or seed-filled birdfeeders. The best time for this is during their nesting season when they need wood chips—and since you’re already probably near trees at the edge of an area, place it right there!
Bluebirds
Bluebirds eat a variety of insects, but prefer sunny and open areas.
The best place to put up their nest box is 50 ft away from any structures or trees where they can easily access the food source as well as find shelter for themselves and their young if needed!
Native Sparrows
Sparrows are seed-loving birds, but they also love to eat insects. During nesting season their favorite type of insect is grasshoppers.
They enjoy eating weed seeds like crabgrass and pigweed along with caterpillars, beetles, and leafhoppers!
This bird’s diet isn’t only beneficial for crops – it can even help you garden at home because the sparrow will keep harmful bugs away from your plants while chowing down on these tasty little morsels themselves!
Sparrows in warmer climates sometimes change their diet with winter garden crops. They do so by clipping off seedlings and sprouts, which can be problematic if you want to keep your plants safe.
To avoid this problem it is best to use row covers on the crop when they are young, so that no sparrow will get near them or eat any of their leaves, flowers etc..
If there is an area where birds might nest then provide nesting materials for them such as straw, bark pieces of string, or anything like that would work well for a bird’s home.
Nighthawks
These adorable little birds feast on flying ants, leaf chafers, flies, mosquitoes and moths.
They can even eat Colorado potato beetles, squash bugs and cucumber beetles! Nighthawks are not picky when it comes to what they want to devour so you don’t have much work ahead of yourself in order for them to come around your property.
However be careful with how you go about attracting these creatures as nighthawks eggs take up residency in sand or gravel spots which could lead to potential harm if people aren’t aware that the bird is nesting there already!
Phoebes
The Phoebe birds are medium-sized insect eating creatures that will eat anything from flies, mosquitoes, moths to crickets and grasshoppers.
You can attract them with water by placing it near man-made structures where they like to build their nests in the yard.