Bird Bath Water Wigglers, Misters, Drippers
Bird House Bath Home > Bird Baths > Water Wigglers, Misters & Drippers
Shop for water misters, drippers and bird baths water wigglers. Birds are attracted by motion and noise of moving water. The sound can attract flycatchers, warblers, thrushes or species who may not normally visit a backyard.
Add a dripper to any bird bath. Choice of beautiful fit any landscape. Valve regulates water flow from outdoor faucet 
|
Mister gently sprays fine mist, set on a rock base. Add to any bird bath or water feature, attracts may species of wild
|
Rocky Mountain Spring natural stone look ground bird bath, heater, dripper. Great backyard bird watchers gift idea
|
|
Granite look stone sturdy dripper base. No hose or faucet is needed. Pump recirculates water in bath. Adjustable drip rate
|
Leaf Birdbath Dripper on rock base adds moving water to a backyard. Hook on side of bird bath to attract songbirds
|
Leaf Birdbath Dripper on pebble base adds sound of moving water to a garden. Hook on side of bath, attract songbirds
|
|
Leaf Bird Bath Dripper on rock base adds moving water to a backyard. Hook to bird bath and attract wild birds
|
Wiggles while it works to attract birds to bird bath and prevent spread of West Nile Virus with Water Wiggler
|
Water Wiggler gift set attracts birds to baths and is the perfect gift for the backyard bird watcher. Wiggles water
|
|
Cut back on the mosquito population and attract birds! Water Wigglers silent agitator runs twenty four hours
|
Motion and noise help attract wild birds
Birds are strongly attracted by the motion and noise of dripping water. The sound of water dripping into can attract flycatchers, warblers, thrushes and many birds that otherwise will not normally visit a backyard bath or feeder. Ready made wild bird bath drippers can be purchased in kits which include all of the necessary parts to add a drip system to your water. A drip or water wiggler will provide both the noise and the water surface motion bids are attracted to. The drippers can be attached to a outside faucet with a Y connection and not block up your outside water supply, and also put on timers such as sprinklers use if you wish. This way you may set your dripper to run for a few hours a day, helping to both attract songbirds and re-fill any water which has evaporated from your bathing station. Of course a timer is not necessary, simply an added luxury! There are also bird baths made of plastic that have a built in dripper that can be attached to a faucet in much the same manner.
Bird bath Placement
No matter what style wild bird bath you choose, it should be placed roughly 10 to 12 feet from the shelter of nearby shrubbery. Wild birds are cautious about bathing in open areas so nearby shrubs or trees are important, however, cats and other predators can hide behind shrubs and attack birds while bathing. You do not want have low growing plants or places for predators to hide, yet still provide birds with perches and security.