Would this make a good birdbath, I want to put it on a stump?
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Yes, that's how I use it. I placed some rocks near the edge so that critters can access the water, and have a means of excaping if one should happen to fall into it. I placed mine in a depression in the ground so that the rim is near the ground. I clean the saucer about once a week by running hose water through it, which also replaces the water; birds do not like stagnant water, which also attracts mosquitos. An active circulating water system would be more attractive to birds, but this can be used, using manual cleaning.
73490
I think it probably would, easy to keep clean, strong and solid....I would put a rock in middle, and not fill it too high.
73491
You could try. But the wind might blow it over, depending on where you place it.
73492
That is what I use it for. I have placed it on the ground so that the small creatures and deer can get a drink...and birds sometimes bathe in it.It is very durable. Don't know how you'd attach it to a stump, but it would make a great birdbath.
1771479
Yes you can. All you need is a mounting bracket which you can get from a birding supply store. Just make sur it will fit the diameter of the pole, then drill the pilot holes and drive some wood screws and you're done.
1181768
its awful big I don't think it would hang high enough on a stand they make smaller stand ones if you don't need such a large heavy duty one, I really love mine it hangs on a large tree limb pretty high cause stretches way down after u sit in it.......
2014231
I dont know for sure, but wouldn't see why it couldn't, doesn't get real high temps...in our winter this year we had days Dow to 0 and below and it kept a nice patch in middle of birdbath open, birds loved it, but it didn't keep whole bath thawed, so I would guess the temp is not real high. I would contact Farm Innovators and ask them
691969
Not sure I would do that. It needs a good stable base. And it will shift a little in the wind.
1235864
That would work fine. The fibers are a little rough but the more you use it the more supple it will become. We used it for a tree swing
1161182
Base is not that big enough to put a bucket of water and a wee bit more if that helps. It is a beautiful bird bath and I have received many comments on it. My finches love it:) Hope this helped Josh.
403270
Anyone should work. I say put it on a tree or two post. It would last alot longer than a stand!
1694353
Yeah, I would say so. I have a yellow naped amazon that isn't as big as a macaw, but he has plenty of room on the stand.
1898205
the wooden dowels on the ladders and perches are pretty easy to replace and i'm sure with a macaw you will be doing plenty of it. for a macaw i would look at the larger jave wood play stands. the ones that look like a tree. they are a little more pricey but i think you and your bird will be happier
786443
Urn is very light. Filled with dirt and/or rock would make it quite sturdy. I thing as long as the tree is not too wide it would work.
1863936
It will work, birds will be scared away from the sound and light coming from the box. You need to leave it on the sound mode and in the area that has the most bird problem.
2263989
Attach bracket to railing. Insert birdbath into bracket. Fill birdbath with water Plug in the electrical cord.
155863
I purchased a pole that would fit inside the pole top. I used a screw to keep the pole top with attached birdhouse from moving in the wind. Measure your existing pole for outside diameter (not inside) and check the pole top dimensions
364113
none whatsoever as far as the heated bird bath goes. but how low to the ground is this stump? i find the birds like the birdbaths to have some height to them. also, please note that you will definitely need an extension cord - as the cord on the bird bath is very short. And, finally, i have three of these (yes - i love them) and put a nice size rock in the middle of each - both for stability and the birds stand on the rock and feel secure about the depth of the water. enjoy!
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I would say not. I had finches in it but the wire is thin and the perches too tiny for anything more than a cockatiel.
787048
Yes it should be sturdy enough. Pound the first pole piece into the ground as far as you can to increase stability. My birdhouse probably weighs the same as yours.