Birds attracted to Wild Grape

Vitis

Native to North America

Wild Grape Identification and Relationship with Birds

Woody, deciduous vine that can climb up to 50 feet in height, Wild Grape is a favorite of many birds. It flowers in summer, the flowers, foliage, and vines themselves attract many insects, which in turn attract insectivorous birds, like Warblers. Later in summer clusters of grapes begin to form, the grapes are a favorite of Woodpeckers, Robins, Catbirds, Cedar Waxwing, and Cardinals – among many more. Growing and maintaining Wild Grape vines is one of the top ways to attract birds.

Birds Most Commonly Attracted to Wild Grape

• American Robin
• Baltimore Oriole
• Cedar Waxwing
• Downy Woodpecker
• Eastern Bluebird
• Gray Catbird
• Insectivorous Birds
• Northern Cardinal
• Northern Flicker
• Northern Mockingbird‍
• Pileated Woodpecker‍
• Red-Bellied Woodpecker‍
• Red-Eyed Vireo‍
• Scarlet Tanager‍
• Veery