silkystich asked:


I mean the cement bird baths that are two piece.

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BRIAN S asked:


i am interested getting into making bird baths but have no way to. looked on net ,no luck.

are baths made soley of cement? is there any plaster or clay involved?

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asked:


My bird is covered in food and I’ve tried cleaning it with a damp washcloth but it isn’t doing any good.
I need to know if it can be put in the birdbath and I also need to know for how long I need to let it stay in water.

Rick U asked:


Can I get bird flu (or possibly anything else) by cleaning my backyard bird feeders or bird bath? I typically dump the water in the bird bath once a week and brush it clean with hot water before filling it. I live in the great-lakes area (north of Lake Erie) and I don’t know if “bird flu” is, or ever has been in this area yet.

Vickie T asked:


The birds love the yard sprinklers. We put us two baths an so far, no takers.

tractor girl asked:


pile sand in a heap, place elephant ear leaf “face” down, pour cement on top, set, flip, pull off leaf. Voila!–shallow bird bath that looks like an elephant ear leaf. can also us other large leaves, but the one I saw was grand.

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Dorrie asked:


I have an old cement bird bath and would like to know what colors to paint it to attract the birds

bullerdickfamily asked:


I am having a “Bird Bath” birthday party for my daughter’s second birthday. We are having a pool party and I didn’t want to do the typical under the sea theme and she LOVES birds! I also want it to be very eco-friendly. I am looking for some fun ideas that you all may have that I can incorporate into my theme. Most guests will be under the age of 5.
Thanks in advance!

Sonja C asked:


I have three cement bird baths around my house. The birds make substantial use of them. When rain doesn’t supply the water for them, I do. But someone told me mosquitoes are breeding in these things and I shouldn’t use them. Is this true?

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gordios_thomas_icxc asked:


It occurs to me that nature prevents bird from covering themselves with water in sub-freezing temps, by making most available water solid and unusable.

If the bird use the bird-bath, will they fly away and slowly freeze their wings, etc. ???