蝹 Build a Brush & Log Pile for Wildlife Turn fallen wood into a thriving natural shelter! This simple garden feature provides food, cover, and nesting sites for countless species. Zones: 49 adaptable with local wood & plants. Stacked logs & branches hideouts for amphibians, reptiles, and small mammals. Decaying wood home for beetles, fungi, and insect larvae food for birds. Hollow spaces overwintering shelter for butterflies and beneficial insects. Goldenrod blooms late, feeding bees and migrating butterflies. Joe-Pye Weed tall nectar-rich flowers for Monarchs and pollinators. Native ferns shady cover for toads and turtles. A brush pile turns a forgotten corner into a mini-ecosystemperfect for a healthy, wildlife-friendly garden. 曆