Your birdbath gets 5-10 visitors a day. This hack makes it 50-100.
The secret: dripping water.
Birds hear dripping water from 100+ feet away. Still water is invisible to them — they can't see a shallow dish from above. But the SOUND of a drip hitting water is a universal bird signal: "Water here. Safe. Come."
THE DRIP HACK — 2 MINUTES:
MATERIALS:
→ 1 plastic milk jug or 2-liter bottle (from your recycling: $0)
→ 1 thumbtack or small nail
→ String or wire to hang it
METHOD:
→ Poke ONE hole in the bottom of the jug with a thumbtack. One hole. Tiny. The size of a pin.
→ Fill with water.
→ Hang it 12-18 inches ABOVE your birdbath so the drip lands in the water.
→ Tie it to a shepherd's hook, branch, or pole above the bath.
→ Adjust the hole size: you want 1 drip per second. Too fast = empty too quickly. Too slow = no audible signal.
THE PHYSICS:
→ Each drip creates a concentric ripple on the water surface. Moving water reflects light in flashing patterns visible from 50+ feet above ...

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