The trees in the courtyard are the lynchpin, which wears the subtle balance of the presence of wildlife. So many animals rely on healthy trees to provide shelter, food, even transport routes and trees without any animal near to enrich our environment and our lives. Find out more about the wild animals on the trees.
Mammals
The first animal many people think about wild wild animals, little squirrels. These fun little mammals use trees for shelter homes to help them create nests to raise young people and provide meals such as acorns. But squirrels are not the only mammals that enjoy the trees a lot. Flying squirrels, bastards, raccoons, bats and others are in the donkey. Even the deer are as large as the acorn, and the deer also use tree trunks to help remove the velvety covers of the antlers and announce the presence of other deer.
Every wild bird in our garden is beneficial to the trees. They build nests and raise young people in them, nourish them in food, and look for shelter from the elements of the branches. Without the near trees, most birds are unlikely to occupy a place in a given area, and those who are not, can be devastating in human habitats because they make their homes a tree alternative. Birds help control insect populations, distribute seeds, and in general our world is better off with their cheerful songs. Healthy trees encourage them to find a comfortable place in our courtyards.
Insects
Whether insect or gender care, trees – and our trees can benefit! Blossoming trees attract bees, butterflies, butterflies and other flying insects that consume nectar. These insects contribute to the pollination of trees and are responsible for the overwhelming majority of the growing fruits of trees, including apples, pears, cherries and citrus fruits. Wild bees are still on the trees to create their honeycomb honey to produce honey and educate young people. Many other insects use the trees as sources of shelter, transport routes and food sources. These insects help the ecosystem around it to survive and work smoothly, and our trees help them do this job. One of the best things you can do for wildlife is to help preserve trees and their health. Professional wood services come out every year and after great storms in order to be the best of their trees for their small dependents. They also help to improve the manageability of trees by providing pruning services that can help tree puppies use nesting birds. If a tree becomes dangerous and needs to be removed, the professional wood removal team should come in and safely remove it. If there is a place, ask if they leave larger stocks of the tree for the animals to go to shelter. Most local tree services are more than happy to make such requests