What does your Fall Wildlife friendly garden look like?

I am squeezing as many (mostly native) wildlife friendly plants and shrubs on a small suburban lot as I can. I have to carefully manage the larger grasses to look planned .
What does your garden look like and what have you planted?
I have Switch Grass, Indian Grass, and Little Bluestem for Grasses.
I just planted 2 female and a male Ilex verticillata for winter berries and have 4 Ilex glabras with berries.There is also a native Rosa Virginiana with red rose hips.There are 6 native honeysuckle that are still blooming and also have formed seeds.
The seed heads from penstemon digatalis, purple coneflower and asters will stay up until they are eaten.

Well now that it is finally getting below 100 here I am addressing creating some lizard-snake habitat . I just got in from hauling some rock/boulders in . Probably do this once a week over the next 3 - 4 months . That will probably get enough here to make an impact on 4 acres .

Here is a few shots of my place taken in the last week .

My aeolian harp .

Some of the habitat area

Another angle looking through toward the burrowing owl nests .

Hummingbird haven (heaven ? ) area .

The front yard directly in front of the house .

To the east of the house , what will be my riparian area .

Beautiful lonediver.
I applaud you for all the hard work you've done, and continue to do for the environment.