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Help the Birds Battle the Cold

Author: FeatheredFriend May 5, 2009

If you live in a climate where the temperature dips below freezing more often than not, it can be frustrating trying to watch the birds in your backyard. After all, even if you fill a birdbath with water, subzero temperatures are going to prevent your birdie friends from enjoying that bird bath. If you want to transform your backyard into a bird watering hole all year round, consider purchasing a heated bird bath. These unique bird baths keep your water in its liquid form and your birds happy.

And don’t worry if you live in a particularly cold climate. Depending on the brand you look into, these heated bird baths have been shown to be effective down to twenty degrees below zero (in Fahrenheit). They are also proven safe for your feathered friends. Controlled by a thermostat, the bird bath doesn’t ever get too hot for comfort. In fact, it will be like a little outdoor spa for all those thirsty robins and blue jays coming around your backyard!



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Provide Water for Birds in Winter with Heated Bird Baths

Author: BirdLady December 9, 2008

Birds need water in winter so they do not become dehydrated.  By cleaning and grooming themselves, natural oils are released which help keep our backyard friends insulated against the cold.

It is easy to provide a fresh source of water for birds, with the various heated birdbaths that are available on the market.  Already have a non heated bird bath?  There are bird bath heaters and de-icers that are obtainable for purchase- that can be easily added to your existing birdbath.  Be sure to use a good quality outdoor extension cord, to plug into the heater or de-icer for added safety.



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