Bird habitats are the natural environments where different species of birds live, feed, and reproduce. These habitats can vary widely, including forests, wetlands, grasslands, and urban areas. Each habitat provides specific resources such as food, water, and shelter that are essential for the survival of birds. Different species of birds have adapted to thrive in their unique habitats. For example, waterfowl like ducks prefer wetlands, while songbirds often inhabit forests or gardens. Protecting these habitats is crucial for maintaining healthy bird populations and biodiversity in our ecosystems.