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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 02 December 2008 04:00 |
Hanging Birdbaths Due to the weight of water, most hanging baths are usually smaller than other designs. Small baths are more attractive to small birds. They feel safer in them, in the same way that small children feel safer in a baby pool than they do in full-size swimming pools.
Birds like goldfinches will use the chains that suspend these baths to slowly inch down to the water, hanging on as they take a sip. Smaller birds can be enticed to use in the baths by adding stones or gravel to further decrease the overall depth of the bath, creating a water level of 1 inch or less. Hanging baths are great for patios and balconies where space is at a premium.
A hanging bath is popular with many small species. The dried flowers in the background hint that cooler weather is approaching and a heater might be a good addition to this bath.
Hanging baths can feature decorative designs as well as providing for the birds. Their small size makes them easy to clean but they may need to be refilled more often than larger units. Visit the Birdzilla birdbath shop for a large selection of quality birdbaths.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 02 December 2008 19:25 |
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