Birds recognize trees as scaffolding for nests but also as stages for courtship and territorial defense. For a male, the latter two are all about ‘getting the girl’ and keeping a usurper or competitor out of his territory. Being in plain view is naturally not always in a bird’s best interest, so that’s when a tree becomes a shield from the elements or conceals a bird or its nest from predators.
Source: What a tree is to a bird | Arbor Day Blog | Gillian Martin of Tree Care for Birds
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