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Ground Heated Birdbath

Ground Heated Birdbath

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Description

Ground Heated Birdbath

Heated Bird Bath Provides Fresh Water for Birds Year-Round

  • Keeps birds healthy even in winter
  • Thermostatic control
  • 3 mounting options

Birds need access to water in winter as much as in summer — for drinking and grooming, which allows them to insulate their feathers against winter’s cold. This plug-in steel birdbath has an efficient, 75-watt heater with a thermostatic control that heats only when necessary and keeps water from freezing at temperatures as low as -10°F. With three mounting options — clamp, ground, or deck attachment — you can literally put it anywhere!

Product Details

  • Powder-coated steel, plastic
  • Bowl is 14″ in diameter x 2″ deep
  • 75-watt heater
  • Holds 2 quarts
  • Cord tucks away for warm-weather use

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