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Rocky Mountain Spring Bath

The Ground-level Bath with Dripping Water

by Michael and Diane Porter

We've used this birdbath at Birdwatching Dot Com for years and years. For most of the year, the copper-tube dripper is its attraction. A slow drip into the bath brings in birds that we could never attract with bird feeders.

Rocky Mountain Spring

When the weather is below freezing, the dripper doesn't drip, but if there's open water in the bath, the birds still use the dripper as a perch.

We find that this bath makes our yard attractive to birds in winter as well as summer, any time the weather is above freezing. The first year, we brought the thin black rubber tube indoors, but since they we just leave it out. Freezing doesn't bother it, and when spring comes, the dripper is back in business.

This is a good birdbath, and we recommend it.

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DianeMichaelReview by Michael and Diane Porter, copyright 2012

 

 


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