Bee & butterfly water station

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Bee & butterfly and other cool insects watering hole. Hopefully the pollinators will find there way here to drink some water.
This is a DIY how to do it yourself or just inspiration for making it your own.
Let me know in the comments what you think or if you made one yourself.
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[@LindaTayrien]

I used smooth black river rocks and set it next to the milkweed. Does it need shade? I’m in Houston, aka ‘surface of the sun’ 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@TreeVibes]

Definitely would recommend to put it in the shade or you need to refill it every 2 min 😁

[@Wildlifeimpulse]

great and easy project, definitely in this warm weather.

[@TreeVibes]

Yes it good to tale care of our s all friends 😁

[@meghankrevolin5285]

Where did you get the dish?

[@TreeVibes]

From a secondhand store. I have a big store close to my home.. I go there ones a weeks to see if they have bonsai pots 😁

[@biteme4082]

I made one earlier today using sea glass, glass stones, sea shells and coral, really pretty with the sunlight bouncing off the glass
I just saw a video suggesting sand mixed with a bit of manure and a small plate with assorted fruit, although I think the fruit will attract ants.....maybe I’ll try it and report back😊

[@TreeVibes]

Yes I think fruit will attract ants and other animals you don't want in the garden like rats 😉 and yes please let me know how it went 👌👍

[@alliehamilton-calhoun162]

Your sea glass idea sound lovely, I'm going to have to try that! You can make a butterfly puddling station with the items you mentioned. It'll give them a necessary part of their diet that they don't get from flowers. If you make it correctly there isn't that much manure involved. Mine is set far away from the house & I haven't noticed anything unwanted being attracted by it.