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varied diet of fruit, seed, and insects. Feeding mainly on the ground in the open and nesting in thickets, the Northern Cardinal is well suited to garden areas. They frequent woodland edges, thickets, brushy swamps and garden suburbs. Attractive garden plants include brambles, sumac, cherry, dogwood, grape, mulberry, blueberry, elderberry and the tulip tree, to name a few. Many of these are also used for nesting.
Cardinals mate for life. When you see one, look closely into the trees, bushes, or brush for the other. 1 They prefer a dense area, such as a thicket or thickly branched tree to make their nest of twigs and grass.
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