0:15 American Goldfinch 0:34 American Robin 1:28 Baltimore Oriole 2:01 Orchard Oriole 2:13 Rose-breasted Grosbeak 2:29 House Sparrow I am just including the birds first appearance. There are many different birds, like the Orchard Oriole that come in, some at completely different ages that I don't account for.
I pour water (And ice if if it is hot) at the end of the driveway for the cheep cheeps and it is so cool to see the variety of birds all drinking and bathing together. Thanks for helping the birds. : )
Lol, I use a garbage can lid, too! I use mosquito dunks/bits to keep the mosquitos from laying eggs in it, and I clean the lid every 3 days or so and replace the bits. It is great to watch the birds get good use out of it! You have gorgeous birds visiting! Thanks for posting! The rose breasted grosbeak is one we have here, but I rarely ever see!
Thanks - I was so suprised to have the Rosie come to the bath. I had seen my first one in the trees just a couple of weeks earlier. Mr. Rosie sure looks kind of punky in his wet head.
Lisa Spachuk question? I have a deep dish like this but no rocks or bricks in it, should I add some because it is too deep for birds to do little more than drink from edge?
That's a very nice simple birdbath. Love the idea of putting the stabilized bricks in the bottom. I put a bag of natural rocks from the dollar tree in our little homemade birdbath.
Thanks- I put this is up as an emergency source for water. We were in a severe drought. It is deeper than a standard birdbath and birds really do seem to like it.
Wow, three different species of Oriole, northern (Baltimore), Bullock's, and orchard. That was really a sight to see. And that rose-breasted grosbeak made my heart skip a beat.
I knew we had the Baltimore when I put out bath the first time. Didn't know about the other Oriole species. I had seen the Rosie for the first ever in our tree belt about a week before. My heart skipped several times also when I saw using the bath.
incredible diversity of colours... you live in a paradise... this really is a simple and beautiful video...being from europe I never saw such birds in nature ...thanks
That was frickin awesome, talk about up close and personal!!! My cat jumped up on my desk, touched the monitor, then started looking behind the monitor for the birds. Thank you so much, those birds are beautiful, so colorful and the video was relaxing!!
As beautiful as these birds are I can't help but notice the background, holy smokes, what scenery and privacy you have. I live in a development which I don't like, neighbors all around, never feel like there is privacy. I love your place and your birds, just beautiful!
A great example of what made America great. Use a trash can cover, but that would be too deep for birds, so put in a few bricks for them to stand on. Country cleverness. Well done.
Such beautiful birds. I especially love the all black with alittle white and red on the chest with a line of red going down. Never seen one like that. I put some statues of birds in my bath like you did and it brought more birds. I was happy to see that. It's a wonderful day!!!🦅😀🌻
I had never seen a red breasted grosbeak before this year. Had been walking in the treebelt one day and just caught a glimpse. A few days later there he was just churning up the water in bird bath. On the statues, I cleaned out bath one day and didn't put statues back. Suddenly usage just about quit. Somehow it seems to give them reassurance to see at least one duck in the pond.
Great video thanks! I love how you show anybody can set one up- use what's on hand:-) Wish everyone would put these up, maybe even consider feeding our fine feathered friends- they need all the help they can get these days!
Thanks for sharing all that interesting footage. I live in the Cleveland, OH area near Lake Erie and don't see most of those birds so it was really enjoyable to see them in your video. We do have plenty of robins and there are time that I look out and know that the reason a whole bunch are in our yard is because of the bird bath. It's fun to watch them.
Sad to see most have migrated. Goldfinches still around though and Robins also. First year of having water out for birds because I felt they needed help with the drought. Was so surprised to see so much usage. It is fun to watch and I intend to keep public bath open next year.
Wonderful video. You get an amazing variety of colourful birds. I live in urban Arizona and I don't see such a variety here. I must try installing a bird bath though, maybe that will attract more. I love the little perch so they can come down and survey the scene before they go to the bird bath.
Birds enjoy a bird bath for sure!! I have several all around my yard. They are usually always in action. For me, I find the ones I Place under a tree are the most popular for bathing. I also have concrete one on the ground (which mimics a puddle), and they love that one too
So very true. We live in the country and I placed a large pedestal birdbath in the yard. Close by are two large trees and several bushes. The sunlight cuts through and lights the bath area. Well, the birds went nuts! So many different varieties come to bathe and play,. I noticed a lot of feathers floating and the water was nearly gone one afternoon, so I quickly refilled the bath. Lo and behold, as soon as I returned indoors, some fat crows came to take turns. They splashed most of the water out once more. Mystery solved... Now, it is spring and our windows are open. The birds are rewarding us with their magnificent song. Encircling the house, they give their praise.
Thank You. I do have a small crab tree a little closer and birds will usually land in it before coming to use bird bath. Birds certainly do scramble when predators approach. From a drought 2 years ago we are now flooded with open water behind the buildings in background. 2 weeks ago was watching ducks sitting close to the tree in the distance when all of a sudden ducks starting flying out of the water in a panic. I glanced up and bout 30 yards diagonally above me a Bald Eagle glided by.
Well Thanks so much! I've incorporated this clip into some others I have made and will give you a link to a sneak preliminary preview. I am supposed to show it at a nursing home, hope it doesn't put people to sleep. May need to shorten. th-cam.com/video/ThYn_NKd5Cw/w-d-xo.html
We are sharing same thaughts. You have turn lid to bird's bath, I serve food in differ dishes & bowl in a big container's lid. I have small bird's bath, not big like yours. Thank you for sharing...your birds are sooo beautiful...
Thanks - It was kind of an emergency situation as was so dry 2 summers ago. Worked great and easy to keep clean so used it last summer again. I was so happy to get the variety.
Wonderful! This video and description answered all the questions I asked on another of your videos, thanks! The picture is really fantastic! Closer than one could actually get to the birds in person. Thank you so much for sharing! I live in Virginia, in a rural, but wooded, area, so my avian visitors are totally different, though no less exciting. I might have to add some bird baths in new locations and look into that camera you mentioned! Most of my sightings are with binoculars, looking into trees.
They are loving this water !! Yall have alot of Orioles up there in SD. I don't think they come down to Texas. I've never seen one down here. This was fun to watch! Thank you!!
Your bath attracts such an array of beautiful birds! They all seem to enjoy the opportunity for a drink and a dunk at your place. Do you put out feeders in the winter? South Dakota in February can probably be challenging for birds that don't fly south.
Thanks-Yes I do put out 3 or 4 seed feeders. In addition a couple of suet feeders. Also like to smear peanut butter on tree bark and leave some peanuts scattered about. Definitely can be challenging for birds as well as people not flying South. th-cam.com/video/oHwWXy4eSYQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks much. Last year I kind of got more interested in identification. So far at our farmstead have identified close to 50 kinds of songbirds. Some just staying for last winter others just migrating this spring. Here is a video which should identify all those using the bird-bath. th-cam.com/video/r6DZvJCtp_M/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the gr8 channel. .......Wow, so many different bird species. I don't see most of them in FL. Perhaps they don't like the humidity. We have lots of starlings, mockingbirds, and blue jays. Although there is a neighborhood near me where a number of wading birds (including storks), like to hang out in someone's yard, in front of a drainage ditch.
Thank You! I have since made the improvised bird bath a little more presentable. Kind of fun to leave the camera out and see what I can capture. More species have been using the bath.
Thank you very much. Yes from large RubberMaid cover which I laid on top of an older metal can. It was so dry here in early summer and I did this as kind of an emergency measure for a water source. Realizing that the size seemed perfect for this use I dressed it up by putting bark on outside of can and adding a few rocks in with the bricks. th-cam.com/video/r6DZvJCtp_M/w-d-xo.html
Thank you - I actually was a little suprised to find all these birds using the bath. Waiting for most of these species to return from their winter home in Central America. It does seem that a lot of colorful songbirds don't nest that far south and some may stick to the more dense woodlands.
Awesome! I hope you have protection for your camera - might need to get some Rain X! :) I love your set up and the lengths you go to in order to make it a bird friendly environment. Mostly, thank you for making this wonderful video and sharing it with us!
This is an improvised bath from rubbermaid garbage can lid and filled up It is a little deep for the smaller birds. Yes the bricks give them a platform to be able to stand and bathe.
Thank you for your hard work but please get those white things out of there? Is that old lead paint cracking? Great cameras. Love the bricks and birds do too.
South Dakota where I live was mostly all grassland except along river bottoms. When it was farmed most nearly every farmer planted a tree belt. This attracted different song birds. The trees close to the bath are ones I planted. Those in the background planted early 50's. A bird to watch in my opinion more enjoyable thana $1,000 painting.
Robins seem to be attracted to Bird Baths more than any other species. This first year (2017) that I put this out was a drought year and different species were abundant. The last 2 years not as much use.
The color is somewhat neutral but would absorb heat of water and also some sun heating. Once heated the bricks do tend to retain heat. Every morning and sometimes during the day I would dip out the warmer water and fill with cold water from hose.
The yellow bird with the black bib? At 3:44 was indeed a strange bird for me to see first time. It is the imature male of an Orchard Oriole. These look nothing like what they grow into - 6:53 (the bronze bird in front). I think they keep this color and marking for a year.
That is the coolest thing !! Mine haven't been getting but 8m going to add underwater bricks and c what happens I have rocks above the water but not working
Thanks- I kind of did an emergency setuup thinking birds needed some water during our drought in 2017. First time setup & used what at hand, a black rubber maid garbage can lid. Put some white plastic sheeting on bottom to help reflect heat. Knowing it was too deep for most birds and they like to see a bottom, I put in the bricks. I have since put in some bigger flat stones to make it look more natural. I don't have near the number now but I think mainly because of very wet last 2 years.
Seeing birds taking a bath make me so happy
It does me also - just seing a bird is good.
Now that is what I call a rustic bird bath. See folks, you don't need to spend a lot of money to make our feathered friends happy.
Right on. I did get a conventional one last fall and tried it this spring. No use they like the trash can lid better. vimeo.com/278933204
0:15 American Goldfinch
0:34 American Robin
1:28 Baltimore Oriole
2:01 Orchard Oriole
2:13 Rose-breasted Grosbeak
2:29 House Sparrow
I am just including the birds first appearance. There are many different birds, like the Orchard Oriole that come in, some at completely different ages that I don't account for.
OMG, Thank you very much!!! ❤ ❤ ❤
I was wondering what that bird wS at 2:01. Thank you!
@@traceye.6428 Yeah just a female orchard oriole
Such a great video! I miss my bird feeders and bird bath so much…we moved to a place where we cannot have them😢 thank you for the lovely memories 💕🌸💕
I pour water (And ice if if it is hot) at the end of the driveway for the cheep cheeps and it is so cool to see the variety of birds all drinking and bathing together. Thanks for helping the birds. : )
You are welcome. They really do like to have a souce for water, especially when it gets hot.
THAT'S SO CUTE. THEY ARE ENJOYING A BATH.
Lol, I use a garbage can lid, too! I use mosquito dunks/bits to keep the mosquitos from laying eggs in it, and I clean the lid every 3 days or so and replace the bits. It is great to watch the birds get good use out of it! You have gorgeous birds visiting! Thanks for posting! The rose breasted grosbeak is one we have here, but I rarely ever see!
Thanks - I was so suprised to have the Rosie come to the bath. I had seen my first one in the trees just a couple of weeks earlier. Mr. Rosie sure looks kind of punky in his wet head.
Very nice moments beautiful birds
So beautiful birds, I love it ,thanks for sharing
Nice video, no annoying watermarks, no voice, no music, good time length.
Everyone who has a backyard please really consider putting a bird bath. So much wildlife will benefit. Thank you 🙂
Lisa Spachuk question? I have a deep dish like this but no rocks or bricks in it, should I add some because it is too deep for birds to do little more than drink from edge?
@@debbiehocking8047 Please ask the owner of this video? Proud of you.
That's a very nice simple birdbath. Love the idea of putting the stabilized bricks in the bottom. I put a bag of natural rocks from the dollar tree in our little homemade birdbath.
Thanks- I put this is up as an emergency source for water. We were in a severe drought. It is deeper than a standard birdbath and birds really do seem to like it.
Great video of very diverse birds!
Besides the Orioles, I really liked the Rose-breasted Grosbeak! Thank you for sharing!
nothing better than watching n caring for the birbs in the garden all year round....
So cool, different stone gives different dept of water, making it possible for birds of all sizes to come and enjoy a good bath🌼🌷🌹🌸💮🏵❤🌺❤👍
When I watch these beautiful birds in the bath my stress just melts away!!! Thank you for caring for them!!!
I love this! You are fortunate to have so many varieties of birds !
In Europe one does not get to see such colorful birds. Thanks a ton for sharing. 💖🥳🎄🎅🇨🇭.
Wow, three different species of Oriole, northern (Baltimore), Bullock's, and orchard. That was really a sight to see. And that rose-breasted grosbeak made my heart skip a beat.
I knew we had the Baltimore when I put out bath the first time. Didn't know about the other Oriole species. I had seen the Rosie for the first ever in our tree belt about a week before. My heart skipped several times also when I saw using the bath.
I agree! Seeing that Grosbeak was a wonderful treat!
Best bird bath video on TH-cam! Thank you 🌸
That Grosbeak @ 2:13 is beautiful!
I love seeing all those different type birds they are beautiful.
Thanks! More types of birds are showing up. Didn't realize we had such a variety using our 2 acre tree belt.
incredible diversity of colours... you live in a paradise... this really is a simple and beautiful video...being from europe I never saw such birds in nature ...thanks
Thanks so much for your comments.
where do you live? i bet you have pretty ones too! In PA we have all these birds in the video, too!
Nothing quite like watching the colorful sky chickens doing the splish splash.
It definitely adds a little joy in life
That was frickin awesome, talk about up close and personal!!! My cat jumped up on my desk, touched the monitor, then started looking behind the monitor for the birds. Thank you so much, those birds are beautiful, so colorful and the video was relaxing!!
Somehow missed thanking you. Thanks so much. Does your cat like Ducks? Link to a video I just put out. th-cam.com/video/cCPlVc5Jp1Q/w-d-xo.html
Wonderful video! So calming and cheerful! 🥰
Thanks so much. Seeing a bird in the bush is much better than having one in your hand.
A very ingenious use of a trash can lid, that I'll have to try. I've been thinking of making a shallow water feature.
An inverted trash can lid...very clever! 👍🦜
How creative I believe that a lid you are using , love it
As beautiful as these birds are I can't help but notice the background, holy smokes, what scenery and privacy you have. I live in a development which I don't like, neighbors all around, never feel like there is privacy. I love your place and your birds, just beautiful!
Are you able to put up a fence?
@@pinkiesue849 good idea, I may do that at some point.
Clever bird bath construction. I'm going to copy it. 😁😁😁
Birds are so cool! Fun to watch😄
Gotta love the adorable little orchard oriole making a big splash and then unknowingly staring right into the camera
Amazing! Lovely video to watch!
EDIT 1: Good thing you have a waterproof camera!
A great example of what made America great. Use a trash can cover, but that would be too deep for birds, so put in a few bricks for them to stand on. Country cleverness. Well done.
WOW. I didn't know birds like to take a bath so much... 😳
Thank you for sharing 🏆 👏
Such beautiful birds. I especially love the all black with alittle white and red on the chest with a line of red going down. Never seen one like that. I put some statues of birds in my bath like you did and it brought more birds. I was happy to see that. It's a wonderful day!!!🦅😀🌻
I had never seen a red breasted grosbeak before this year. Had been walking in the treebelt one day and just caught a glimpse. A few days later there he was just churning up the water in bird bath. On the statues, I cleaned out bath one day and didn't put statues back. Suddenly usage just about quit. Somehow it seems to give them reassurance to see at least one duck in the pond.
Great video thanks! I love how you show anybody can set one up- use what's on hand:-) Wish everyone would put these up, maybe even consider feeding our fine feathered friends- they need all the help they can get these days!
Great idea for the bird bath. Garbage pail top nd garbage pail bottom . Got to try it 👍👍👍👍
Me: I'll just quickly watch this for a minute....... 8 minutes later, still glued to it :)
Robins are always the craziest bathers at our bird baths.
I agree, they get the Splash Award.
I can't believe there are so many wonderful birds coming to visit here. Cool bath, my friend. Love it very much. Thank you for the great video, mate.
Greate birds, greate place!! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing all that interesting footage. I live in the Cleveland, OH area near Lake Erie and don't see most of those birds so it was really enjoyable to see them in your video. We do have plenty of robins and there are time that I look out and know that the reason a whole bunch are in our yard is because of the bird bath. It's fun to watch them.
Sad to see most have migrated. Goldfinches still around though and Robins also. First year of having water out for birds because I felt they needed help with the drought. Was so surprised to see so much usage. It is fun to watch and I intend to keep public bath open next year.
I know its nature, but would you drink the water out of a public bath?.... Ewwwwh...lol
Wonderful video. You get an amazing variety of colourful birds. I live in urban Arizona and I don't see such a variety here. I must try installing a bird bath though, maybe that will attract more. I love the little perch so they can come down and survey the scene before they go to the bird bath.
Birds enjoy a bird bath for sure!! I have several all around my yard. They are usually always in action. For me, I find the ones I Place under a tree are the most popular for bathing. I also have concrete one on the ground (which mimics a puddle), and they love that one too
Wow! How cool to have so many different species of birds!
I have natural rocks in birdbath but only Starlings & Sparrows, but I'm happy😊 You have a nice place.
Nice captures Karl! Thank you for sharing the video with us!💖😎👍JP
Great vid. Birdies like shrubs close by to duck into if they have to. Always on the look out for preditors.
So very true. We live in the country and I placed a large pedestal birdbath in the yard. Close by are two large trees and several bushes. The sunlight cuts through and lights the bath area. Well, the birds went nuts!
So many different varieties come to bathe and play,. I noticed a lot of feathers floating and the water was nearly gone one afternoon, so I quickly refilled the bath. Lo and behold, as soon as I returned indoors, some fat crows came to take turns. They splashed most of the water out once more. Mystery solved...
Now, it is spring and our windows are open. The birds are rewarding us with their magnificent song. Encircling the house, they give their praise.
Thank You. I do have a small crab tree a little closer and birds will usually land in it before coming to use bird bath. Birds certainly do scramble when predators approach. From a drought 2 years ago we are now flooded with open water behind the buildings in background. 2 weeks ago was watching ducks sitting close to the tree in the distance when all of a sudden ducks starting flying out of the water in a panic. I glanced up and bout 30 yards diagonally above me a Bald Eagle glided by.
This is AWESOME! Great job. My favorite bird is the Robin.
The Robin in my yard, like the one in the video, really go to town taking a bath.
I love this video! Thank you! It's just amazing enjoyment❤
Well Thanks so much! I've incorporated this clip into some others I have made and will give you a link to a sneak preliminary preview. I am supposed to show it at a nursing home, hope it doesn't put people to sleep. May need to shorten.
th-cam.com/video/ThYn_NKd5Cw/w-d-xo.html
We are sharing same thaughts. You have turn lid to bird's bath, I serve food in differ dishes & bowl in a big container's lid. I have small bird's bath, not big like yours. Thank you for sharing...your birds are sooo beautiful...
Thanks - It was kind of an emergency situation as was so dry 2 summers ago. Worked great and easy to keep clean so used it last summer again. I was so happy to get the variety.
This video is very awesome !!!! Thanks for sharing.😍
@@BirdBath1 Nice. Thanks! 🤗
@@BirdBath1 I did. Its really nice. They're having too much fun without me !!! 😊 Ill be checking out your channel. Good day to you my friend.
They ....... 😐 I must have been tired There's only 1! Lol
Wonderful! This video and description answered all the questions I asked on another of your videos, thanks! The picture is really fantastic! Closer than one could actually get to the birds in person. Thank you so much for sharing! I live in Virginia, in a rural, but wooded, area, so my avian visitors are totally different, though no less exciting. I might have to add some bird baths in new locations and look into that camera you mentioned! Most of my sightings are with binoculars, looking into trees.
This is so weird...but I can't stop watching. Thumbs Up!
Awesome set up
They are loving this water !! Yall have alot of Orioles up there in SD. I don't think they come down to Texas. I've never seen one down here. This was fun to watch!
Thank you!!
Your bath attracts such an array of beautiful birds! They all seem to enjoy the opportunity for a drink and a dunk at your place. Do you put out feeders in the winter? South Dakota in February can probably be challenging for birds that don't fly south.
Thanks-Yes I do put out 3 or 4 seed feeders. In addition a couple of suet feeders. Also like to smear peanut butter on tree bark and leave some peanuts scattered about. Definitely can be challenging for birds as well as people not flying South. th-cam.com/video/oHwWXy4eSYQ/w-d-xo.html
Great video of birds I never see here in East Texas...Thank you!
Thanks! I know that East Texas is beautiful in the bounty of it's own birds.
You may not have seen them, but they all live there! No breeding goldfinches though, only winter.
@@GHOSTbirdnatureLOVER yep, I would love to go!
@@rajanrao Well....are you free March-May 2020?
@@GHOSTbirdnatureLOVER Man, I wish
I really like birds but I've never studied them I wish I knew what each of these birds were..great video
Thanks much. Last year I kind of got more interested in identification. So far at our farmstead have identified close to 50 kinds of songbirds. Some just staying for last winter others just migrating this spring. Here is a video which should identify all those using the bird-bath. th-cam.com/video/r6DZvJCtp_M/w-d-xo.html
Great video ~ Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for positive. Here in South Dakota drought conditions getting worse so keeping fresh water available for the birds.
Thanks for mentioning the location, it helps in sorting the oriole species.
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful!
Thank you! This is beautuful.
Thank You
I've never seen someone use a trash can lid as a birdbath before.
My wife would go crazy, if I tried doing that.
I did not recognize that...good eye. And good idea👍
@The House that Jack Built >:(
Love it..Thanks
goldfinches are too cute.
Thanks for the gr8 channel. .......Wow, so many different bird species. I don't see most of them in FL. Perhaps they don't like the humidity. We have lots of starlings, mockingbirds, and blue jays. Although there is a neighborhood near me where a number of wading birds (including storks), like to hang out in someone's yard, in front of a drainage ditch.
Lovely video! Cheers from Brazil
Thanks so much. Can't hardly imagine all the color and variety you have in your birds there
Great video!! Thanks for sharing it and including your camera info.
Thank You! I have since made the improvised bird bath a little more presentable. Kind of fun to leave the camera out and see what I can capture. More species have been using the bath.
Kari, this is very beautiful. Did you make from trash can cover?
Thank you very much. Yes from large RubberMaid cover which I laid on top of an older metal can.
It was so dry here in early summer and I did this as kind of an emergency measure for a water source. Realizing that the size seemed perfect for this use I dressed it up by putting bark on outside of can and adding a few rocks in with the bricks.
th-cam.com/video/r6DZvJCtp_M/w-d-xo.html
Nice.. 👌.. do you change water every day..????
My husband made a huge birdbath with an old satellite dish n the birds love it🥰
Great video. Really enjoyed this
Thank You
Beautiful! In Florida we don’t have such colorful birds!
Thank you - I actually was a little suprised to find all these birds using the bath. Waiting for most of these species to return from their winter home in Central America. It does seem that a lot of colorful songbirds don't nest that far south and some may stick to the more dense woodlands.
Awesome! I hope you have protection for your camera - might need to get some Rain X! :) I love your set up and the lengths you go to in order to make it a bird friendly environment. Mostly, thank you for making this wonderful video and sharing it with us!
Thanks-I do sometimes have camera in a waterpfoof clear case. Never thought about the Rainex which should help shed water better.
awesome video, thanks
Thanks so much
Beautiful. Love it. Thank u for sharing
thank you for the nice comment
@@fluffypeanutcat Enjoy your day :)
@@fluffypeanutcat :)
Wonderful.
Thank You.
Do they prefer it a bit more shallow? Is that what the bricks are for?
This is an improvised bath from rubbermaid garbage can lid and filled up It is a little deep for the smaller birds. Yes the bricks give them a platform to be able to stand and bathe.
lol...love the 'birdbath'
that is what I would use too...good job
Thank you for your hard work but please get those white things out of there? Is that old lead paint cracking? Great cameras. Love the bricks and birds do too.
Oriole heaven!
The birds in my garden in the UK are quite dull in comparison of colour but I do love to have them. We don't have enough trees near us.
South Dakota where I live was mostly all grassland except along river bottoms. When it was farmed most nearly every farmer planted a tree belt. This attracted different song birds. The trees close to the bath are ones I planted. Those in the background planted early 50's. A bird to watch in my opinion more enjoyable thana $1,000 painting.
nice! amazing variety. thanks! I am going to order one, i hope the birds will use it.
Robins seem to be attracted to Bird Baths more than any other species. This first year (2017) that I put this out was a drought year and different species were abundant. The last 2 years not as much use.
Great use of a trash can lid
No privacy 😂😂
Wouldn't the water become uncomfortably hot with the bricks in the water?
The color is somewhat neutral but would absorb heat of water and also some sun heating. Once heated the bricks do tend to retain heat. Every morning and sometimes during the day I would dip out the warmer water and fill with cold water from hose.
JUST BEAUTIFUL, NOT THREATENED BY ARTIFICIAL BIRDS LOL
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I'm thinking of getting some fake humans to put in my pool.
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I love the place❤
Quality content.
Thank you.
what is that medium sized yellow bird that looks like a gold finch on steroids with a long beak?
The yellow bird with the black bib? At 3:44 was indeed a strange bird for me to see first time. It is the imature male of an Orchard Oriole. These look nothing like what they grow into - 6:53 (the bronze bird in front). I think they keep this color and marking for a year.
Which country is this
3:32 what is this Halloween themed bird?
That is the coolest thing !! Mine haven't been getting but 8m going to add underwater bricks and c what happens I have rocks above the water but not working
Thanks- I kind of did an emergency setuup thinking birds needed some water during our drought in 2017. First time setup & used what at hand, a black rubber maid garbage can lid. Put some white plastic sheeting on bottom to help reflect heat. Knowing it was too deep for most birds and they like to see a bottom, I put in the bricks. I have since put in some bigger flat stones to make it look more natural. I don't have near the number now but I think mainly because of very wet last 2 years.
@@fluffypeanutcat we have a lot of birds and they drink but don't bathe ...which I want them to do haha they r so fun ♥️🙋♀️
Soooooo cute!
Thanks - We now have a kitten and I have moved everything away from the house
BEAUTIFUL ! THANK Q!
Cool beans
For a moment I thought the three statues in the birdbath were actual birds and I was like "wtf are those"