Hubcap Birdbath

RE: Hubcap Birdbath Post by cherrokeejo (7) | (01/04/2008) Contact Love your hub cab birdbath and would love to post on my site for my crafty gardeners. E-mail me at jogebczyk@yahoo.com and I will send you the site so you can see if you would give me permission to use your picture. Would love to have you join also. JoAnn RE: Hubcap Birdbath Post By eskimo curlew (Guest Post) (08/26/2007) We had something like that only ours sat on the ground. The birds would either bathe or drink from it. RE: Hubcap Birdbath Post By Dawne (Guest Post) (07/28/2007) Darling! I especially love the driftwood accent you used. RE: Hubcap Birdbath Post by susanmajp (569) | (07/28/2007) Profile | Contact I absolutely love that you made this from things you had lying around. And it's so simple, yet looks great and gets the job done. If the hub cap gets too hot for the birds, just put a rock or piece of tree branch in the bath for the birds to perch on. They'll know instinctively what it's there for. RE: Hubcap Birdbath Post By Pattie (Guest Post) (07/28/2007) Love your creation!! My husband is recycling an old direct-tv dish by spray painting it and attaching it to an old pine tree, nice shade, too. RE: Hubcap Birdbath Post by meoowmom (1169) | (07/27/2007) Profile | Contact what a great idea. RE: Hubcap Birdbath Post By vbquotes (Guest Post) (07/27/2007) My only suggestion would be to keep in out of direct sunlight, since the hubcap, being metal, could become quite hot from the sun, and that could be dangerous for the feathered visitors. The water could become hot, too. The photos make me want to create a few of my own! RE: "Hippy" Birdbath Post By Sharon L Martin, Canada (Guest Post) (07/26/2007) Your bird bath is sooo cool. I am going to try one in my yard here in Nova Scotia!!!!!