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Problems At Bird Bath
Homeowners don’t realize that water attracts more bird species than any feeder or nest box. However, birdbaths can present several problems to the birds you are trying to help. Birdbaths can get dirty since bird's bath and defecate in the water as well as drink it.

Positioning Water for Birds
Away from bushes: To protect bird visitors from their primary predator, cats, eliminate places where they can lurk undetected near water sources in the yard. Under a large tree: Placing a birdbath under spreading tree branches screens the birds from attacks by their other predators, hawks.

Attracting Birds to Water
Add a waterfall or fountain to natural or man-made water features in your yard. They are also water savers in multi-tiered birdbaths where the lower tier recycles the spillage back to the top tier.

Protecting Songbirds In The Yard
While taking steps to attract songbirds to your home landscape is fun and satisfying, some responsibility comes along with the pleasure. We need to be aware of those dangers, and when possible try to help our flying visitors avoid as many problems as possible.

Water For Songbirds
They need lots of water to help them digest seeds and dry foods such as stale baked goods that you put in the feeder to provide them essential calories in the winter.

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