Do birds like pine trees?

Pine trees are mostly light-loving trees with weak shade tolerance, which has become one of the reasons why birds nest on pine trees. Its appearance is sparse crown and natural pruning height; Physiologically, the compensation point is low; Most of them are pioneer trees with forest characteristics.

Pine trees can grow in different soils and provide better habitats for birds. Because of the low ash content of needles, they can tolerate poor soil, but when planted in loose and fertile soil, their productivity is high. Pine trees in humid areas are mostly suitable for acidic soil.

There are mycorrhizal fungi in the roots of pine trees. The hyphae of ectomycorrhiza mainly form a sheath around the short lateral roots, which is beneficial to the absorption of water and nutrients by the roots. Therefore, inducing mycorrhizal development is very important for the success or failure of some pine afforestation.