
Attracting birds requires water alongside food. This simple, inexpensive birdbath uses items you likely own or can find at any garden center.

Plant low-growing plants around the base to naturalize the birdbath, or nestle it into an existing bed.
Birds prefer open areas (lawns) where they can spot predators. They'll use the bath more frequently—and you'll enjoy better viewing too.
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