A 15-year-old conifer turning brown and dropping needles heavily may suffer from nutrient deficiency or drought stress—not bird activity.
Birds nesting or roosting are rarely the cause. Consistent feeding and deep watering during stress periods are the most effective remedies. Identify the exact species if possible for more targeted care.
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