diy bird bath

1. How do you make a homemade bird bath?
2. What can I use to make a bird bath?
3. What's the best material for a bird bath?
4. How do you keep a bird bath algae free?
5. What color birds hate?
6. Should I put rocks in my bird bath?

How do you make a homemade bird bath?

The base of this extraordinary DIY birdbath is an ordinary hanging planter. In the center, simply set in a terra cotta pot upside down and fill in with soil and plants. Finally, set a medium-size terra cotta saucer on top of the terra cotta pot, hang, fill with water, and wait for the birds to discover it.

What can I use to make a bird bath?

The bird bath itself can be anything that will hold water such as an old plate or a terra cotta plate that comes with your planters. Use a DIY decorative plate to give it even more style. Just make sure that your wreath is the right size to hold your water basin.

What's the best material for a bird bath?

Simpler styles, such as concrete birdbaths or basic plastic basins, maybe the best choice for ease of cleaning and overall durability. Some materials, such as glazed basins or copper birdbaths, may stay naturally cleaner.

How do you keep a bird bath algae free?

Place your bird bath in a shady position. This minimizes algae growth and slows the evaporation of the water. Change the water daily to prevent build up of algae. When adding water, dump out the old water, so that the entire basin has clean water in it.

What color birds hate?

One color that the majority of birds avoid is white. A dull or bright white signals alarm and danger to birds, causing them to avoid those areas.

Should I put rocks in my bird bath?

Good Footing.

Pea gravel or large stones in the bottom of you bath basin also serve to give bathing birds better footing while using the bath. This is necessary to make the birds feel less vulnerable while they bathe.