Why everyone needs to create their own butterfly and bird habitat?

1. Grow native plants for your bird and butterfly habitat. There are 125 species of butterflies in the OC area, who are OC Natives. There are also non-native butterflies in the OC.
2. Humming birds and butterflies love native plants. Consider Bladderpod—an evergreen shrub with a yellow flower that grows in alkaline soil.
3. Like people, animals often migrate to places which provide food and water as well as a safe shelter and space where they can properly take care and raise their family.
4. Such habitats will attract birds, bees, wasps, ants, and other beneficial insects that will help your garden thrive. Moths have cocoons, while butterflies have chrysalis.
5. There are 153 California animals who are currently being threatened or endangered.
6. There are 253 California plants that are currently being threatened or endangered.
7. Black Witch Moth is a beautiful species who require a habitat so it can thrive.
8. Over 105 million acres have been destroyed for solar farms. Such destruction has also destroyed many wildlife habitats, and many tortoises, coyotes, wolves, lions, etc, have been slaughtered by such Zionists who continue to destroy the earth, one country at a time, for the N.W.O. Agenda. The chemicals used to kill or deform many wildlife animals. Many wildlife animals are now nearing extinction, but I guess that is all a part of their future totalitarian society of robotic and conforming slaves wearing the same uniform. Do you remember seeing many animals in that futuristic cartoon, The Jetsons?
9. In California, there are 34 Biodiversity Hotspots.
10. Habitat Loss is also due to hunting, harvesting, pollutions, and exotic species. These worst are the trophy hunters who think that all this animal slaughter and destruction is a fun game, and they are often found all over the internet posing with their dead animal, proud of their murder sprees.
11. To improve your situation before it is too late, consider solar panels, plant interspecies, greywater irrigation, rain barrels collection, and composting as well as grow native plants.
12. Hummingbird food isn’t good to use for feeding birds.

Some Native Plants to consider for your butterfly and birds habitat:

1. Yarrow has white flowers.
2. False Indigo grows to 10 feet by 10 feet, with open leaves in full sun and indigo-colored flowers. It is a deciduous shrub that needs full to partial shade as well as sandy and clay soils.
3. Purple Three Awn grows to 2.5 feet to 2.5 feet in full sun and sandy soil. It is adaptable, and it looks like bunch grass.
4. Milkweed attracts Monarch and Queen Butterflies. There are 3 different Milkweeds.
5. Field Sedge is grass, and it grows in full sun and many soils. It spreads. During springtime, it has golden flower heads.
6. Coyote Bush has white flowers. It is a part of the mint family, which produces lots of mints and attracts lots of butterflies.
7. Philadelphia Fleabane looks delicate but spreads easily. It has white/violet flowers.
8. Buckwheat is a perennial herb. It grows in full sun to partial shade and sandy soil. It has purple/yellow flowers, which bloom during springtime.
9. California Beach Wild Strawberry has white flowers.
10. Bladderpod
11. Bush Mallow grows to up to 7 feet by 7 feet with pink flowers. It attracts Painted Lady Butterfly. It is a large shrub that spreads in full sun to partial shade and sandy soil.
12. Showy Penstemon grows to 2 feet by 2 feet with purple/blue flowers. It is a perennial shrub that grows in full sun and sandy soil. The flowers attract butterflies.
13. Scarlet Bugler has orange/red flowers. It is a perennial herb, and it grows in full sun and sandy soil.
14. Fuchsia Gooseberry is a deciduous shrub that grows in full sun to partial shade and sandy soil. It has flowers.
15. White Sage is a deciduous shrub with pale flowers, and it grows in full sun as well as clay and sandy soil. It makes tea. It grows to 4 to 6 feet.
16. Black Sage is a shrub that grows to 4 to 6 feet by 4 to 6 feet. It attracts gnat catchers. It grows in full sun as well as sandy and clay soil. It has pale lavender flowers, which bloom during the springtime.
17. Elderberry has white flowers. It attracts birds. Cooper Hawks eat birds.
18. Narrow Leaf Milkweed has white flowers, and it blooms from June to September. It attracts Monarch Butterflies. It is a perennial herb, and it grows in full sun to partial shade as well as sandy and clay soils. It grows up to 2-4 feet by 2-4 feet.
19. For a bird and butterfly habitat, you will also need a bird bath. Water needs to be very shallow and always clean.