Birdbaths
Another way to accent or beautify your garden is with birdbaths. These ornamental basins allow winged visitors a place to gather and drink from or to bathe in while enjoying other aspects of your garden area. What bird could resist a beautiful place set up especially with them in mind!
The best part? Anyone can set one up in their yard or garden in order to attract birds to visit. It's a fact that all birds need a nice safe place to grab a drink and socialize with other birds. By offering them a place where they can meet with others and drink fresh, clean water you'll have a sure way of encouraging birds to come into your yard.
Most baths are easy to care for. Simply clearing them out, wiping them down and refilling them on a regular basis is usually enough. Some of the concrete ones may become a bit mossy and can be slippery for bird feet. These will require a bit of regular scrubbing to remove and keep the moss cleaned out.
If possible, setting one up near a low hanging tree would be a great way to give the birds have a safe place to jump to if they feel a need. Try to avoid setting it up near shrubs where a cat or other predator might hide waiting to make a meal of your winged visitors.
You can provide a bath for your feathered friends in almost any style or variety of material you want. There are copper and solar baths, ceramic, metal, concrete or plastic ones. You can choose a pedestal, hanging or deck mounted type, a heated or solar bath. There are even sundial and fountain baths if you prefer.
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... add charm and enchantment to your garden with a Glow-in-the-Dark Birdbath (pictured above.)


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