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Bird bath de-icers and heated bird baths are controlled by an internal thermostat that automatically turns the unit on and off at particular temperatures.
All Your Heated Bird Bath Questions Answered
Water is the single most important resources you can offer birds in winter. Here's everything you need to know about keeping your bird bath welcoming in winter.
Add moving water to your bird bath with a fountain or dripper and watch the birds line up to get wet! Even birds that don't normally come to ...
Birds LOVE Moving Water
Add moving water to your bird bath and you’re guaranteed to attract more birds than ever before, especially if that movement also generates sound. Here are the best ways to make a splash!
Did you know there are more than 40 common species of backyard birds that winter in the US and Canada? It's not only OK to feed wild birds in winter - it's encouraged! Here's what you need to know.
Should You Feed Wild Birds in Winter?
Winter makes natural sources of food and water unpredictable for birds. Here's what you need to know about feeding (and other winter care) for wild birds.
Woodpeckers are a treat to watch. Since most don't migrate, you can hope to attract woodpeckers all year round with these simple tips.
Attracting Woodpeckers
Woodpeckers are very shy birds, but with patience you can attract them into your yard. Here's what you need to know.
A guide to choosing the best bird bath for you and for the birds. Pros and cons of the different materials bird baths are made of, and some hazards you'll want to avoid.
Finding the Perfect Bird Bath
So you’ve decided to get a bird bath. Here's how to find the right bird bath for you - and for your birds.
If you're going to have a bird bath, you MUST clean it regularly. Here's how to do it without wearing yourself out.
Simple Tricks to Clean A Bird Bath Without Scrubbing
If you're going to have a bird bath, you MUST clean it regularly. Here's how to do it without wearing yourself out.
Need to get rid of woodpeckers or at least stop them from pecking on your house? Here's what to do - and what not to waste your money on.
Are Woodpeckers Driving You Cuckoo?
Only a few things actually work to get rid of problem woodpeckers. Here's what to try and what to avoid.
"Can I clean a bird feeder in my dishwasher?"
Why You Should Never Clean Bird Feeders In the Dishwasher
You'll be shocked at what scientists have discovered about dishwashers and germs. Promise me you'll NEVER (again) put a bird feeder in the dishwasher!
Quick, what's that bird? Do you know how to watch birds? Learn what to notice so you can find that bird in your bird book later. The more you see, the more your sense of wonder will grow. And it all comes from knowing how to watch birds.
How to Watch Birds Like a Boss
Here's what to look for when you start watching birds - a systematic way to get the most fun and satisfaction from this exciting hobby.
Give birds the gift of water all year long with a heated bird bath. This easy-to-clean and care for bird bath will attract plenty of feathered friends to your deck in winter. Join the flock of raving fans!
A Heated Bird Bath for Year-Round Use
Water is the most important resources you can give birds in winter. Add a heated bird bath to your deck and see plenty of birds all winter long! Easy to clean and care for, this bird bath has flocks of raving fans!
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Real stone bird baths have a rustic natural look that suits every landscape and they're durable enough to last till the end of time. They don't need protection from cold weather, and you'll never have to worry about colors fading or peeling off. Here are 4 of the best.
4 Best Real Stone Bird Baths - Review
For a natural look that works in any landscape and doesn't fade, peel or wear out you can't beat real stone. Here are 4 of the best stone bird baths!
Almost all back yard birds eat insects, and mealworms are high on their list of favorite snacks. Here’s everything you need to know about attracting flocks of birds with mealworms.
Birds Crave Mealworms
Almost all back yard birds eat insects, and mealworms are high on their list of favorite snacks. Here’s everything you need to know about attracting flocks of birds with mealworms.
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How to Attract Wild Birds
You can start bird watching right in your own back yard! Here are a few simple and proven ways to attract birds of all kinds to your yard, plus how to figure out what birds you might "catch".
Have you ever wondered how migrating birds find their way home over thousands of miles? It's all in a bird's eye. What do they see? You'll be amazed.
What Birds Really See
Old and new discoveries show that the view from a bird’s eye may be stranger than we can imagine. Have you ever wondered how migrating birds find their way home over thousands of miles? The answer will surprise you.
A bird ID guide can be intimidating at first glance. Here are a few simple tips for getting the most out of this valuable book!
How to Use a Bird Guide
Too many new birders give up on their new bird guide when they can’t find the bird they’re looking for. Don’t be one of them: here’s how to get the most out of that new bird book.
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