|
 |
 |
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
Last Updated
03/31/2019
Sitemap
|
|||||||||
Detailed entries for one subject from the INDEX TO HOW TO DO IT INFORMATION. |
|||||||||
|
BIRDBATH xx BIRD Tip: Build a 30" tall, 14" square birdbath from redwood with a 12" square pan for the bath. Estimated cost: $45. Backyard bird baths and dust bowls are made from pie tins and garbage can covers. Bird feeders, a bird bath and nest-building materials you can make from scrap materials. Stylish birdbath is built from 5/4 cedar decking stock. The square top is lined with a copper pan to hold the water. The bath is supported by a wooden base in the shape of a truncated pyramid. Create a millpond pastoral. Build a combination fountain/birdbath, with upper and lower level pools, a waterfall, and a miniature mill actually powered by an overshot water wheel. For the birds. An inground, drip birdbath (pool) you can build to attract birds to your property. A gathering of doves. A greenware birdbath features four ceramic doves perched around the lip of the bowl. Rambling Rose birdbath. Three terra cotta flower pots are painted in acrylics with roses and stacked to form a birdbath. Bees and a bird are added as accents. Tip: How to attract birds by providing a source of dripping water. Tip on installing a concrete birdbath closer to ground level so all animals can reach it without causing it to tip and break. Suspend a pottery birdbath beneath a pottery bowl filled with water. Water dripping into the birdbath from a small hole in the bottom of the bowl will attract more birds. Tip tells how to use a drip watering system to keep a birdbath full. Tip on cleaning out a "slimy" birdbath. Inexpensive birdbath is made from drainage tile and flower-pot saucer. Tip shows how to create a bird bath from a tomato cage and a large plastic flower-pot saucer. Tip offers a nonchemical way to scour a birdbath. How to create a system that drips water into a birdbath. Tip: How to repair a broken concrete bird bath. Tips on selecting and maintaining a birdbath which will appeal to birds. Bird feeders and baths to make from gourds. Tip suggests how to make an aluminum liner for a cement bird bath. Unique bird bath cast from colored concrete using a simple mold. Bird bath has a simple water jet fountain in the middle, powered by a submersible pump housed in the base. Cheap bird bath from drain tile and a tin can bucket lid. Suggestions for simple ways to provide water basins for birds. Basic or fanciful birdbaths. Several ideas shown. Splashdown. Four homemade birdbaths. (1) Concrete puddle. (2) Branching bath features a terra cotta saucer supported by a stand made from copper pipe. A broken branch, held by a copper-pipe leg, provides a perch above the saucer. (3) Birdbath landscape. Square covered with indoor-outdoor carpeting and edged with a picket fence made from popsicle sticks has a pie tin birdbath. (4) Glass-and-grout birdbath. The delights of a bird bath and suggestions on how to make one from "found" materials. Apple-motif outdoor furniture set. Birdbath has apple-shaped cutouts in the three splined uprights that support a 20" flower-pot saucer. Outdoor bird bath made of wood. Concrete bird bath features running water fountain. Waterwheel bird bath includes miniature mill house, operating waterwheel and two-level bird bath. | |||||||||
Copyright © by Norman Lathrop Enterprises. All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, print photocopying, recording or otherwise) without the prior expressed permission of Norman Lathrop Enterprises, except as permitted by law. |
|||||||||