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Reddit mentions of 2-in-1 Birdbath with Planter Base, Weather-Resistant Garden Décor, 25” High
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Multifunctional Décor – Treat feathered friends to a bath AND a flower show with our 2-in-1 birdbath with flower planter base; features a green/black patina-like design for a charming, antique look that’s perfect for displaying in your garden, lawn, balcony, patio and moreLarge Basin – Clever, multi-tasking bird bath planter features 15 inch diameter basin, giving birds plenty of room to splash aroundPlanter Base – Simply add real or faux flowers (not included) to the 10 inch diameter base for a decorative touch; swap them out with the change in seasons or holidays for a customized lookDurable – Made of strong, weather-resistant plastic that can withstand the outdoor elements; pedestal secures with 3 ground stakes (included) for extra stability if neededEasy to Assemble – Simple instructions are included for easy assembly; assembled birdbath measures 25 inches high
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It's so fun! Yay! I also like to hang bird (and butterfly too!) friendly plants, like fuschia (hummingbirds LOVE them), and plant flowers that attract birds. This year I think I'm gonna plant a honeysuckle vine. I had a cheap plastic bird bath that actually looked pretty cute and the birds loved it, but I didn't bring it in during winter and the polar vortex cracked it. Now I have this hanging bird bath that I like a lot. I would definitely recommend adding some sort of water source, makes a big difference.
This isn't necessary but I also have this ground feeder because a lot of birds love to feed on the ground (mourning doves are a big one, and the white-throated sparrows you had) and it keeps squirrels from freaking out trying to climb my feeders too. I use a squirrel and critter blend for that, the corn kernels are big enough to keep the house sparrows away. Can you see everything I do is to minimize house sparrows? If you don't they WILL overrun your yard and crowd out other birds. I can say that my tips actually do work, I went from having a huge flock of house sparrows in my yard to averaging only two or three!
Another feeder I have that's especially useful to the birds during fall migration/winter is a suet feeder.