Canada Serviceberry

Amelanchier canadensis

Caterpillars for the Wood Thrush

Its flute-like song is fading from our woods. It can't eat your flowers, but it needs the caterpillars native shrubs raise to feed its chicks.

⚠ Supports a species at risk

Who this brings back

Supports 2 species at risk and 1 specialist.

Wood ThrushThreatenedBird
Its flute-like song is fading from our woods. It can't eat your flowers, but it needs the caterpillars native shrubs raise to feed its chicks.
Canada WarblerThreatenedBird
A bright yellow warbler in decline. Native shrubs raise the caterpillars it feeds its young.
Luna MothSpecialistMoth

One of our most beautiful moths raises its young on native trees like birch and serviceberry.

Where it grows

Open woodlands, streambanks, and pond edges.

Other plants the Wood Thrush needs