Season 1

Mockingbird and Hummingbird A Los Angeles couple creates a water-conscious oasis that offers lots of food and shelter to birds.

Bees and Black Phoebes Molly and Dave show a pair of gardeners how to attract natural pollinators with a variety of bee nesting structures.

Pallid Bat and the Western Alligator Lizard Two tough desert survivors find five-star accomodations in a Los Angeles backyard.

Band-Tailed Pigeon and Mountain Beaver A Washington state backyard becomes one with its surroundings, and the perfect place to spot local wildlife.

Ladybugs and Painted Lady Butterflies Molly and Dave help a nursery school create a garden for ladybugs and painted lady butterflies.

Black-Tailed Jackrabbits, Western Fence Lizard and Pelicans Native plants and simple rock features create an ideal habitat for jackrabbits and lizards to feed, sunbathe and raise their young.

Banana Slug, Western Red-Backed Salamander and Steller's Jay Neighbors on Bainbridge Island join together to make their yards a resource for the local wildlife.

American Kestrel and the Northern Flicker All it takes is a nesting box, feeder and water spout for these birds to come calling.

Dragonflies and Snakes A Tennessee couple adds habitats for dragonflies, damselflies and indigenous snakes to their farm.

Beavers Molly and Dave create a habitat that wood ducks, beavers and humans can call home.

Salamanders and Squirrels Park rangers want to bring their work home with them by creating a habitat for the chipmunks, salamanders and squirrels.

House Wrens and Chipmunks To make the Miller family feel more at home in Washington, D.C., Molly and Dave decide to uncover the wildlife living on Capitol Hill.

Possums and Raccoons This episode proves there is no space too urban and no species too wild for a backyard habitat.

Flying Squirrels and Woodpeckers Molly and David help a family in Virginia bring flying squirrels and woodpeckers from the outdoors right up to their backdoor.

Chickadees and Toads A wooded garden is transformed into a wildlife paradise for chickadees, gray tree frogs and American toads.

Purple Martins East Coast purple martins could use a helping hand from humans.

Tree Frogs Molly and David transform an Orlando backyard into a haven for tree frogs.

Alligators and Green Anoles Molly and David visit the Pyle family in Umatilla, Fla., to show them how to live safely with the alligators that inhabit their lakeside property.

Swallowtails and Red-spotted Purple Butterflies A children's residence joins forces with the Backyard Habitat team to capitalize on the positive effects that nature and wildlife can have on health — even to prevent or treat illness.

Osprey This episode captures the majestic osprey in all its glory over Merritt Island, an intercoastal area of Florida.

Hummingbirds and Butterflies Molly and David bring hummingbirds and butterflies right up to the windows of a North Carolina home.

Florida Scrub-Jay Molly and David help a Winter Park, Fla., family turn their back yard into a bird garden fit for the Florida scrub-jay.

Box Turtles and Big Brown Bats Molly and David tackle their biggest backyard habitat yet: the 700 acres of Camp Rockmont for Boys in Black Mountain, N.C.