Keep the Water Flowing: Winter Bird Bath Tips

Author

Kelsey Waddell
January 08, 2025

Hello, birding friends! As we navigate these chilly January days, let's explore how we can make our backyards more inviting for our feathered companions by focusing on bird baths and heaters. Today’s insights will ensure your garden remains a welcoming oasis all winter long.

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Tip Of The Day

During the winter months, adding a bird bath heater to your backyard setup can be a lifesaver for our feathered friends. Birds need fresh water year-round, and a heated bird bath ensures they have access to it even when temperatures drop, attracting a diverse array of birds to your garden.

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Placing a water bath or fountain in the yard to attract visiting birds has been practiced worldwide by countless cultures. In Japan, water is one of the three main elements of a traditional zen garden.

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Quote Of The Day

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Those who dwell among the beauties and mysteries of the earth are never alone or weary of life.

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Until Next Time…

Thank you for spending your time with us today and for your dedication to our birding community. Stay warm and keep those bird baths ready for our winged visitors. Until next time, happy bird watching!

- Wild Bird Scoop Team