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[quote=Anonymous][b]How do you attract birds to a bird bath?[/b]

[b]Keep it in the shade[/b]. – Birds are using your bird bath not only to clean themselves off but also to cool off, keeping it in the shade keeps the water cooler.
[b]Put some rocks in the bottom.[/b] – Keeping some rocks in the bottom gives the birds something to stand on in the water when they are bathing.
[b]Make sure the water is the right depth[/b]. – At the deepest part of the bath in the center it should be no deeper than about 2 inches.
[b]Keep your bird bath clean.[/b] – A bird bath can become filthy pretty quickly with poop, dead bugs, and any other random things that make their way in.
[b]Keep it lower to the ground.[/b] – most birds prefer a bird bath close to ground level like they would find naturally.
[b]Pick the right size.[/b] – A larger bird bath will attract more birds, but require more maintenance.
[b]Keep the water from freezing.[/b] – Investing in a good bird bath heater can keep your water temp regulated all year.
[b]Add a fountain.[/b] – Birds like moving water and find it more tempting to visit. You can add a cool fountain but any water water pump that will add some motion will do.

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