The Simple Beauty Of A Copper Bird Bath
Paying details to details is the key to successful landscaping techniques. Things like a copper bird bath and other small eye catching items make the difference in a front or back yard. Flowers and small statues interspersed with greenery plantings add interest and appeal to a yard.
The simple lines of a copper bird bath and the changing colors of a bright copper color to a Bettina is part of the simple beauty. The Bettina blends in with the surroundings of the patio and the surrounding landscape. The birdbath brings in the birds and they add interest to the yard. If you position the birds bathing area near a window where they can be easily enjoyed, it will add to the homey feeling of your yard.
Bird feeders are another yard product that
can be put at various points in the yard for interest to add to the yard. They can be positioned near the bath to make it convenient for the birds.
One of the great aspects about copper is that is can be molded into many interesting shapes so that you need to have just a standard design. These baths can come with fountains and this draws the birds especially in the hot summer or cold winter. They can also be heated so that ice is not a problem. This does require an electrical outlet for a water heater or water pump for the fountain. The heated water allows for easy care when it gets cold. The fountain in a copper bird bath also creates a soothing sound in the yard.
Bird feeder comparison
Common backyard birds and the types of bird feeders they prefer according to a great researcher at Electronic data information source of Florida university
Bird |
Tube Feeder |
Platform Feeder |
Hopper feeder |
Thistle Tube Feeder |
Hanging Suet Feeder |
Peanut Butter Suet Feeder |
Nectar Feeder |
Fruit Feeder |
American Goldfinch | X |
X |
X |
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Eastern Bluebird | X |
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House Finch | X |
X |
X |
X |
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Hummingbird | X |
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Jays | X |
X |
X |
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Northern Cardinal | X |
X |
X |
X |
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Nuthatches | X |
X |
X |
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Orioles | X |
X |
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Song Sparrow | X |
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Titmice | X |
X |
X |
X |
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Warblers | X |
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Woodpeckers | X |
X |
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Wrens | X |
Feeding birds | Copper Bird Bath
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