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We have two bird baths and they both look like this. Poor little birds need ice skates!
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
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1 comment:
If you have very much weather like this where your concrete bird baths freeze and then thaw, you might want to invest in a bird bath heater that will keep the temp of the water in the bath above freezing. Ice freezing and thawing will destroy your concrete bird bath. Another idea, use a vinyl basin during the winter rather than unheated concrete. Water is very important during the winter--as important as food in your feeders. I have one heater in my concrete bird bath and the other 3 bird baths are vinyl and aluminum (very inexpensive) and the sun thaws the ice and does not hurt the bird bath.
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