Bird Bath

A bird bath provides songbirds and other wildlife with a vital source of drinking water and a convenient place to bath, and will draw bird to your yard like a magnet. Here's a quick guide to picking out the best bird bath for your yard. more »

While a concrete bird bath is easy to make, you cannot deny its usefulness in making an otherwise boring backyard peaceful and serene. The number of birds you'll attract do wonders to improve the sights and sounds behind your house. Also, if you have an abnormally high number of roaches, worms or other creepy crawly insects, birds can... more »

Bird baths offer an easy way to introduce calm and peace into your backyard. You can either build one yourself or buy one inexpensively at a local hardware or home repair store. Just follow some general tips and you'll be sure that the birds keep coming back, filling your yard with their delightful sights and sounds. more »

Sealing a concrete bird bath that is left outside prevents pitting and disintegration. Unfortunately, many concrete sealers are toxic and may harm birds, so finding a non-toxic sealer is imperative. The project does not take very long, but you will need a whole weekend for ample drying time. more »

Many people have a bird bath in the spring, summer and fall months but once the winter temperatures arrive, the bird bath is gone for the year. The problem is that birds still need water during the winter months and often have a difficult time finding it. Instead of having an ice-filled bird bath or not providing any water at all,... more »