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Keeping Birds From Putting Food Into Bird Bath

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Date: 05/30/2008 Topics: Pest Control > Birds | Readers Request > Pests  
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We have a birdbath in our backyard. We have big black birds that come to the bath to soak all of their "meals" in it. Is there a way I can keep the black birds from putting all the gross body parts into the bird bath?

Debra from IL
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By Ellie (Guest Post)
Debra, you seem to be a nice caring person with having a birdbath for feathered friends, unfortunately that's what some birds DO, soak their meals in water. Not sure what gross body parts? Severed parts of other birds? Worms and grubs?
Unless you can find a way of keeping the big black birds out of your garden altogether... or lateral think.. a big old dish of water somewhere where the birds can go instead, and they may leave the bird bath alone.

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