Songbird Essentials

SONGBIRD ESSENTIALS - Bird Bath Floating Bird Raft (SE6017)

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SKU:
SE6017
UPC:
645194060173
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Never before could you turn a simple garden pot into a water feature for the birds, or easily make a deep bowl birdbath shallow. It floats exposing just the right amount of water for birds to use! One-of-a-kind, durable, simple, easy to clean, UV protected, made in the USA..


ASIN: B003XL7FY2
Alternate Title: Songbird Essentials SE6017 Bird Bath Raft (Set of 1)


/!\ WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
/!\ WARNING: Cancer & Reproductive Harm - California Proposition 65 - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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    Needs modifications or it doesn't float

    Posted by John Kevin Mann on Nov 29th 2021

    We have birds, deer, raccoons and other wildlife, so this bird feeder gets pushed around as well as serving birds. It's design is to float because of air trapped under some fins below the ring that you can see. But, if it gets tipped the air escapes and it sinks. The only way that I could keep it afloat was to carefully cut foam pieces and use silicone caulk to glue them to the underside. If I had known how much time would be required, I would just have made my own out of some scrap wood and saved the money.

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