Would this make a good bird bath?
2021765
This is what i am using it for, i have about 25 finches they drink and bath in it.. works great
2021766
I hadn't thought about it, but it looks like it could work. I would probably buy the larger one to use as a bird bath.
864829
I do not know how much heat a bird needs so I don't know if this would work.
1962859
I really don't believe that this will get hot enough to melt your resin birdbath or burn the birds. The birds in my yard seem to love it. As a matter of fact they almost wait in line for their turn to bathe...well, except for those that think they own the bath. They are a little impatient and pushy.
928851
This might be good for you but depending on what your trying to do... If your trying to make that bird bath like a fountain or somethin this will probly do the job especially if its only 2 inches of water
1106342
Most definitely. The concept is to cook the bird on the outside and infuse steam to the inside to keep the bird moist. I recommend using a soda can (rinsed out) and filled half full of water mixed with your favorite seasonings. I did a turkey this way last Thanksgiving.
1378574
I too have a shallow bird bath. I try to keep it submerged but winter evaporation often exposes the top (heater has 3/4" depth). I would not let bird bath run totally out of water because the thermostat will probably keep it running constantly trying to heat the air. Unplug if you are going to be gone for days. Mine has kept running fine for 3 years.
384612
We bought it for the squirrels and they like it plus the lazy old doves use it too. You have a few options... Above ground or dig it down into the ground a little. We bought a bag of white river stones and made a tiny pond looking thing out of it in the garden. We like it but we also have a bird bath that's elevated that the cardinals prefer. Given a choice of "bird baths", an elevated one is definitely more suited to the birds.
244495
I think so. The birds love moving water and they love to bathe in the birdbath with water wiggler. You'll replace a couple of D cell flashlight batteries each month. The changing colors are very nice and pretty also.
2106596
I have mine floating in a small water feature. I have not notice hummingbirds going to it but i bet they would on a bird bath:)
836452
I'm sorry but I don't know.I have about 20 something hummingbirds feeding outside but I have never seen any of them using any of my bird baths.If hummers do use little bird baths I guess that one would work as long as it is secured?I use mine for the lovebirds and they love it.Sorry I do not have a better answer.
2028525
Yes. I have two green cheeked conures and they love this bath. It is also strong and easy to clean.
536198
Not really, as the look of it would not be so nice. It would work, but I would look to protect the wood some other way and find the reason that the birds are pecking at the wood. ie. insects, etc. would try to paint it or seal it first.
1961656
My canary has ample space to bathe in it, I do not know what size is your bird. The bath is of good quality and if your bird uses it no more spills! It took a while for my canary to change his bathing habits and be willing to get in the bath enclosure. I hope my experience helps you.
858992
I'm not sure, but my parakeets can roll around in it. You might need to ask the company that sells or makes it, it's the biggest bird bath I could find.
1649584
Now that I have had both the bird bath and solar fountain, I can say without question this is a perfect combination. I would recommend purchasing them together. The birds love having oxygenated water.
1519519
I used it for outside wild birds over the winter great bird bath worked great, and last year was a bad winter
364112
Yes it will work fine, the bird bath is kind of flat on the bottom so it will sit without tipping, but I have put a brick in mine, or something heavy would work to keep the bird bath from blowing off if there are strong winds. Actually i think it would look very cute sitting on a stump!