Attracting Hummingbirds
The list of worthwhile hummingbird "magnets" is a very long one - a shortened version of favorites would include Pineapple Sage, Cigar Plant, Honeysuckle, Trumpet Vine, Cardinal Flower, Cardinal Climber, Turk's Cap, Crossvine, Pentas, Petunias, Creeping Cypress, Hibiscus, Carolina and Confederate Jasmine, Azaleas, and Weigelia.

Summer-Fruiting
Red Chokeberry (attracts Meadowlarks, Cedar Waxwings, Thrashers, Bluebirds, Catbirds)
Honeysuckle (Succulent berries favored by Bluebirds, produces masses of insect food, good nesting cover; attracts Hummingbirds)
Serviceberry (attracts Chickadees, Towhees, Downy and Hairy Woodpeckers, Bluebirds, Titmice, Goldfinches)
Blackberry (Attractive to many birds including Cardinals, Red-headed Woodpeckers, Bluebirds, Summer Tanagers, provides excellent nesting cover)

Fall-Fruiting
Dogwood (attracts Flickers, Grosbeaks, Bluebirds, Woodpeckers, Cardinals, Buntings)
Cottoneaster (attracts Cedar Waxwings, House Finches, Purple Finches - also evergreen and provides good nesting sites and cover)
Fringetree (attracts Woodpeckers, Cardinals)
Beautyberry (attracts Finches, Catbirds, Cardinals, Robins)
Pyracantha (attracts Cedar Waxwings, Thrashers, Cardinals, Red-Headed Woodpeckers - also evergreen)

Winter-Fruiting

Blackhaw (attracts Bluebirds, Cedar Waxwings, good nesting sites and cover)
Hawthorn (attracts Cardinals, Cedar Waxwings, Flickers, provides nesting sites and cover)
Ivy (attracts Thrushes, Flickers with fruits in late winter; provides cover and nest sites for Finches and Cardinals, variety of insect food)

Perennials, Herbs and Annuals
Flowerbeds form ideal "mini-habitats" which are rich in insect food, seeds and cover from predators. Good plants for birds include Aster, Bachelor Button, Black-eyed Susan, Candytuft, Cosmos, Delphinium, Forget-me-not, Lantana, Marjoram, Purple Coneflower, Salvia, Sunflower, Thyme, Tithonia, and Zinnia.